Add a do...while loop that keeps displaying the prompt dialog until the user types 'sesame'.

FIRST, erase everything in the script.js. The instructions on there are confusing as heck! But I understand that we need to use the do - while loop. The loop consisting of the prompt to capture what the user inputs. We must keep showing the prompt until the user enters sesame into the prompt field. Ok so lets do it!

let secret;  // create an empty variable for secret.

do { // start the do statement
    secret = prompt("What is the secret password?"); // assign prompt() to secret and show user the field to enter answer.
  } while (secret !== "sesame"); // check user input if `sesame` entered othewise run do {} statement.

alert("You know the secret password. Welcome!"); // if answer if correct display alert message.

Try this -

// Display the prompt dialogue while the value assigned to `secret` is not equal to "sesame"

let secret;
do {
     secret = prompt("What is the secret password?");
} while (secret !== 'sesame');


// This should run after the loop is done executing
alert("You know the secret password. Welcome!");

The variable name for storing the answer should be consistently "secret" (instead of "password").

And you can only declare a variable once, so there should be no "let" before the assignment of the prompt.

Also, the alert function call (and the comment that goes with it) should go outside the loop, after it finishes.

It seems the challenges are always different to what's been exactly taught in the lessons - treehouse is always like that.

Yea, this challenge is a bit out of place in my opinion, took me a while to understand what they were asking, maybe because i'm newer, but once I wrote it out, it made more sense.