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

Jose Medina
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Jose Medina
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Jose Medina
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The console should write out 4 the first time in the loop and 156 the last time through the loop.

I wrote out the code and tried it in the workspace on a separate window and it works as intended. It DOES write out 4 and 156 in the console.log and everything in between? I'm not sure what I'm missing here.

script.js 
for ( var i = 4; i <= 156; i += 1  ) {
  console.log( i + ' ');
}

2 Answers

Jonathan Grieve
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Jonathan Grieve
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Jonathan Grieve
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,253 Points

Hi Jose,

It might just be a simple difference in the string that the code challenge is looking for. I notice you're using the <= operator to make sure all the numbers you need are showing up :)

Try simply removing the string from the console.log method so you're only passing in the reference to the variable! :-)

moses ezekiel
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moses ezekiel
moses ezekiel
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for ( var i = 4; i <= 156; i += 1 )

try i++