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JavaScript JavaScript Numbers The Math Object Use Math Methods

Hi guys, I honestly do not know what is wrong here. Thanks

script.js
const temperature = 37.5;

var tempRounded = Math.round(temperature)

const tempRoundDown = Math.floor(tempRounded)

3 Answers

Dylan Anderton
Dylan Anderton
8,163 Points

A few things I notice here. I would double-check the variable name that you're declaring. It should be "tempRounded". As well, you're using Math.floor method which returns the largest integer less than or equal to x. I would try using Math.round which returns the value of the number x rounded to the nearest integer. Finally, don't forget to end with a semi-colon.

Let me know if you're still having the same issue.

Quoted from your other post...

const temperature = 37.5;

var tempRounded = Math.round(temperature);

var tempRoundDown = Math.floor(temperature);

thank you Dylan. I was able to run the code with your help.

Dylan Anderton
Dylan Anderton
8,163 Points

Awesome! Glad I could help!

you are right Dylan. I actually, omitted part of the code by mistake in the first question but still my code is not running. I used Math.round and it worked for the first part of the challenge but when I used Math.floor for the last part is not working and I am using the same logic. Any hint?

Dylan Anderton
Dylan Anderton
8,163 Points

You forgot your ";" at the end of each variable you're declaring. As well, you will want to use "var" and not "const". I would copy my code and give it a shot. Let me know.