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Robert Shala
2,210 PointsFeedback on my practice problem code.
This is the first time ive posted on the forum here. I believe my code for this exercise works fine, just wanted to get your guys oppinion. Maybe theres a spot or two where it can be "cleaner" Thanks again.
var firstInput = prompt("What is your first name"); var secondInput = prompt("What is your last name"); var comboInput = firstInput.toUpperCase() + " " + secondInput.toUpperCase(); var finalResult = comboInput.length; alert("The string \"" + comboInput + "\"" + " is " + finalResult + " characters long.");
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Robert Shala
2,210 PointsThanks for the link Segio. You're correct, I havent got to the literals sections yet. Looking forward to it.
Sergio Leon
12,594 PointsSergio Leon
12,594 PointsI'd say everything is okay, but what about using template literals? I guess you're watching some of the all videos, before the introduction of ES2015.
Here's the link to the template literals tutorial. Once you get used to doing things this way, you will absolutely love it.
https://teamtreehouse.com/library/introducing-template-literals