Excercise 4/10 Parameters II

[ajaxmaster31214]

So the excercise says I did everything right, but I can’t get the output to say the value of the crustType parameter:

Tried changing the code in multiple ways that I thought should work, but well you probably guessed it…
Someone here who is willing to help me?

[ghostlovescore]

Hint:

inside of your console.log(), crustType is in yellow. It should be in orange, like topping.

As it is, crustType is part of a string, and isn’t considered as a parameter.

[ajaxmaster31214]

So I tried fixing that by typing:
console.log(‘Order:’ + crustType + ‘pizza topped with’ + topping);

Made the crustType orange so I figured this would be correct. Yet this was what gave the error in the console.

Now I got a instruction error in a later on excersices. Couldn’t quite figure it out so I pressed the ‘get code’ button and now I got:
console.log('Order: ’ + crustType + 'pizza topped with ’ + topping);

Only difference with my code is an extra whitespace between Order: and ', and between with and '. So did I have to include the whitespace or ???

[ghostlovescore]

I’m afraid… yes, you did.

Codecademy can be… not very lenient. But the output also has to make sense.

If the exercise asks of you to output “Order: cheesy crust pizza topped with bacon”, it’s your job to output this exactly as requested.

I know it can be frustrating at times, but try focusing on the little details. After all, in this field of work, you’ll need that.

Keep at it and good luck!

[ajaxmaster31214]

Thanks for the help! Much appreciated!
But I see that it switches between using a whitespace and not using a whitespace like here:
console.log('The temperature is ’ + getFahrenheit(15) + ‘°F’);

So when is the use of whitespace correct, and when not?

[ghostlovescore]

Pleasure,

It depends on the instructions really. Outside of Codecademy, you’ll be free to output things as you please, white space or not. In this case I guess they expect you to output “The temperature is 15°F” because why not. It might have been 15 °F. That makes no difference, they just want you to write it as instructed.

You’ll get used to it

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What I’m really saying is, don’t focus too much on this white space stuff (it’s not a coding issue). The exercise needs to find a match between the instruction and what you’ve written, in order to validate the exercise. Hence the trouble you’re having.

[ajaxmaster31214]

Clear language!
Alway’s curious about the details! Probably why I started to like coding:p