Did you write 'mostly new' as a case 9/11

[burrito89]

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Gives me “Did you write ‘mostly new’ as a case?” in red but I really think I did. Also it wont’ give me the code even though I’ve tried running it a bunch of times.

```

let moonPhase = ‘full’;
switch (moonPhase) {
case ‘full’:
console.log(‘Howl!’);
break;
case ‘mostly full’:
console.log(‘Arms and legs are getting hairer’);
break;
case ‘mostly new’:
console.log(‘Back on two feet’);
break;
default:
console.log (‘invalid moon phase’);
break;
}

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[mtf]

The problem is the smart quotes. Change them to standard ' or "

[burrito89]

Huh, works with "s. Thanks! Out of curiosity, why was it still able to evaluate my first statement? Out output was Howl! even though I was getting the message from CA.

[mtf]

I really do not know anything about smart quotes being a Windows user. Smart quotes are a feature of Mac (I believe) and Linux (also believe). I know my Python IDE will not accept them, and repl.it does not support them either (in any language).

As far as the SCT is concerned, it usually uses pattern matching which does not include smart quotes.