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Courses Plus Student 2,582 PointsWhy am I getting the syntax error: parse error?
Although I figured out a solution, I would still like to know what is going on here. The code I originally wrote is accepted by every other console I have tried it on.
Original:
let numbers; for (let i = 4; i <= 156; i++) { numbers = i; console.log(numbers); }
As you can see, I am conditioned to using 'const' and 'let' in place of the outdated 'var'. I also replaced 'i += 1' with 'i++'. Again, these are the exact same thing. I would even argue that mine is better because it takes up 1 less character. I have had no problems using this syntax in treehouse workspace. It's only when I am taking a quiz that it gives me problems. Am I missing something here???
Below are the changes I had to make to pass the quiz.
Changes:
var numbers; for (var i = 4; i <= 156; i += 1) { numbers = i; console.log(numbers); }
1 Answer
Christopher Debove
Courses Plus Student 18,373 PointsSome challenges here won't take let
and const
operators which are ES6 operators.