I started the JS course and for the hello world I keep getting test failed but I dont understand how, I even tried calling the function after and still getting failed https://gyazo.com/4de9b6a7c2776089ac183cf6d976562d
#JS help
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Could you please share both your code and the error using text in a codeblock?
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```
for number in range(10):
total += number;
```
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for number in range(10):
total += number;
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Hi!
This first exercise is meant to help you understand how Exercism works. Did you watch the video on the Hello World page? In it Jeremy explains what you need to do to solve this exercise. You can reset the code by clicking on the three horizontal dots ··· at the upper right corner of the website. If that does not help, please post your code and the error messages on a #get-help thread (or, this thread if this is inside #get-help) using code blocks.
yes one sec gotta figure out how to do the codeblock
The bot message above shows exactly how to do a codeblock 😉
yeah I had to read that real quick, do i put the error im getting in the same codeblock after the code or just do 2 codeblocks ?
''' export function hello() {console.log('Hello, World!');} '''
oops........ lmao
Note, the ``` must be on their own line.
export function hello() {
console.log('Hello, World!');
}
haha sorry
Did you watch the video on the Hello World page? In it Jeremy explains what you need to do to solve this exercise. You can reset the code by clicking on the three horizontal dots ··· at the upper right corner of the website.
I watched it and somehow it didn't click, it's always the simplest thing lol I got it now thank you
You're very welcome