Hello,
i’ve got a big problem with this excercise. I dont even know how to aproach this tests. Can someone please give mi a hint just to push my stupid brain forward?
Hello,
i’ve got a big problem with this excercise. I dont even know how to aproach this tests. Can someone please give mi a hint just to push my stupid brain forward?
Hi Mikolaj_Jedrzeiczak!,
Let me give you a clue. You just store the result in variable for example “weightComparison”. That results are required by the statement 1: eleWeight > mouseWeight;
so that weightComparison = eleWeight > mouseWeight;
Thank you so much for your response
Welp, I did that on my first try but i don’t know why it didn’t worked then. Maybe i missspell something. I thought then that it was to simple. So basicly the code is:
let weightComparison = eleWeight > mouseWeight;
let heightComparison = ostrichHeight > duckHeight;
let pwdMatch = pwd1 === pwd2;
Thanks again
ohhh, your code is the same to me, but in my brower, it worked;
hmmm, have you declared this line yet???
const section = document.querySelector(‘section’);
or missing “;” ^^
or you try to open console screen to check for any errors
Good luck ^^
It’s working because i rewrite in the post above Thank’s again you helped me alot. The problem was so simple and i would propably never return to that point by myself.
ohhh I misunderstood,
I’m sorry, ok, you’welcome
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// Hint (this is a trick problem), carefully read Statement 1, and also carefully
// compare the weightTest line true/false statements (hint, inverse, they are).
// In other words, sometimes an elephant might weigh "less than" the mouse.
weightComparison = eleWeight < mouseWeight;
heightComparison = ostrichHeight > duckHeight;
pwdMatch = pwd1 === pwd2;