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Start your free trialKatrina Italiano
721 PointsError "It looks like you put quotes around the variable names firstName and lastName"
I'm not sure where I'm going wrong here. The first 2 tasks prompted me to use the quotes when sending the variables back to themselves, so I'm confused.
var firstName = prompt("What is your first name?");
var firstName = "firstName";
var lastName = prompt("What is your last name?");
var lastName = "lastName";
var fullName = (firstName + lastName);
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<title>JavaScript Basics</title>
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1 Answer
Shay Paustovsky
969 PointsHi Katrina,
Firstly you're doing an awesome job, keep up the good work. Secondly you wer'e on the right way.
Let me explain myself :
You are not asked to store the input from the 'prompt' method into a variable called 'firstName' or 'lastName'. They simply ask to create 2 new variables named: 'firstName' & 'lastName' and store your name (respectively) in each and then concatenate them.
var firstName = "firstName";
var lastName = "lastName";
var fullName = firstName + " " + lastName //That is if you want a space between the names.
Hope I've helped.
Happy Coding
Shay