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Start your free trialAmir Fendi
Courses Plus Student 584 PointsUnary Operators
now this is a bit confusing .... i'm stuck at the comparison process ... i know that the IF function will solve this but wanna stick with the lesson outline .... Any help here what to do next ?
// Enter your code below
var initialScore = 8
initialScore += 1
let isWinner = initialScore
initialScore != 10
3 Answers
Joel Martin
2,799 PointsThe comparaison is good, the problem lies with the "isWinner". You put the player's score into it, when what its need is the result of the comparaison.
Like this :
let someVariable = (comparaison process)
Amir Fendi
Courses Plus Student 584 PointsThanks for your coop ....so the code should be: let isWinner = (initialScore !=10) right ?
Joel Martin
2,799 PointsYes, try it out, it should work.
Amir Fendi
Courses Plus Student 584 PointsNope it did not .....
Joel Martin
2,799 Pointsvar initialScore = 8
initialScore += 1
let isWinner = (initialScore != 10)
That worked for me.