Correct code = incorrect?!

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https://www.codecademy.com/courses/learn-javascript/lessons/variables/exercises/change-a-variable?action=lesson_resume

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Did you set ‘6:30AM’ as the morningAlarm variable’s value?

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var morningAlarm = ‘6:30AM’;
morningAlarm = ‘9:00AM’;
console.log('Morning alarm is set to: ', morningAlarm);

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You have to do the first step first, submit, do the second step, submit, etc.
It’s because of the interface. The first second step is asking you to overwrite the first step, so the first step doesn’t get passed.
Your code is correct though. It’s just the SCT.

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Thats just stupid. How about fixing that

Not my fault, but I don’t like it either. I think it’s more for beginners so they take it step by step.

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