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Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 1,881 PointsUnexpected token--- Its the semicolon
Hello everyone! i am currently stuck on a coding challenge due to a semi colon issue. After doing some research i believe i am using a greek question mark instead of a semi colon. apparently they extremely similar if not the same. Any body have any ideas of what to do?
// Collect input from a user
const userNumberLow = prompt('Choose a low number!');
const userNumberHigh = prompt('Now choose a high number!');
// Convert the input to a number
const topPNumber = parseInt(Math.floor(userNumberHigh)); //P- The top possible number
const topBNumber = parseInt(Math.floor(userNumberLow)); //B- The bottom lowest possible number
// Use Math.random() and the user's number to generate a random number
// Create a message displaying the random number
if (topBNumber && topPNumber) {
> const theRandomNumber = (Math.floor(Math.random() * (topPNumber + topBNumber + 1)) + topBNumber;
alert(`${theRandomNumber} is a random number between ${topBNumber} and ${topPNumber}!`);
console.log(theRandomNumber);
} else {alert ('You did not pick two number's, please try again.')}
1 Answer
jb30
44,807 PointsIn the line const theRandomNumber = (Math.floor(Math.random() * (topPNumber + topBNumber + 1)) + topBNumber;
, there are 4 (
and 3 )
. Try adding a )
before the ;
.
Semicolons in JavaScript are usually optional. If you have problems typing them, you could try leaving them out.
Geoffrey Burkholder
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 1,881 PointsGeoffrey Burkholder
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 1,881 PointsThat worked! Thank you!