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Rivkah Tirschwell
601 PointsCan someone please review my code
var passphrase = 'Open Sesame'; console.log(passphrase.length);
I save it and try to preview and it shows "Can you fix the Java?"

Carlos Lantigua
5,938 Pointsyou are logging this into the console not the browser. The "Can you fix the Java?" message you are seeing is the default HTML writing. Once you input your JS code check your console to see what comes up. It should be right from what I can see.
Steven Parker
240,995 PointsSteven Parker
240,995 PointsThis is a duplicate of your previous question. You should delete this one. Click the little rectangle with the 3 dots in it to expose the delete option.
Contribute to the original question instead if you want.