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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Simplify Repetitive Tasks with Loops Create a for Loop

Carol Holmes
Carol Holmes
1,626 Points
Posted by Carol Holmes
Carol Holmes
1,626 Points

Should I use && in the answer? If not, why? And am I close?

How do I represent limits? I tried .... count >=4; count<=156; but it wouldn't run? The && was another way I tried.

script.js 
for(var count = 4; count >= 4 && <= 156; count += 1 ){
  console.log(count);
}
Carol Holmes
Carol Holmes
1,626 Points
Carol Holmes
Carol Holmes
1,626 Points

for(var count = 0; count >= 4; count <= 156; count +=1;){ console.log(count); }

2 Answers

Robert Richey
Robert Richey
Courses Plus Student 16,352 Points

Hi Carol,

You're code is really close to working. Each time you do a comparison, there needs to be a variable (or literal value) on the left and a variable (or literal value) with which to compare on the right.

// change this
for(var count = 4; count >= 4 && <= 156; count += 1 )

// to this
for(var count = 4; count >= 4 && count <= 156; count += 1 )

Cheers