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Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 20,818 PointsThe Error message is telling me Use the variables to display the message... I'm using the "echo" keyword. What's wrong??
Please help me figure out what I missed here.
<?php
$studentOneName = 'Dave';
$studentOneGPA = 3.8;
$studentTwoName = 'Treasure';
$studentTwoGPA = 4.0;
//Place your code below this comment
if($studentOneGPA === 4.0){
echo $StudentOneName . ' made the Honor Roll';
}else{
echo $StudentOneName . ' has a GPA of ' . $StudentOneGPA ;
}
if($studentTwoGPA === 4.0){
echo $StudentTwoName . ' made the Honor Roll';
}else{
echo $StudentTwoName . ' has a GPA of ' . $StudentTwoGPA ;
}
?>
2 Answers
Brian Johnson
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 20,818 Pointsnevermind I figured it out thanks Alex!
Brian Johnson
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 20,818 PointsSo I corrected my variables and changed my operator to == and now the error message is saying "INCORRECT OUTPUT" Help!
Alex Motter
2,266 PointsAlex Motter
2,266 PointsIt looks like your main problem is your use of capitalization. $studentTwoName != $StudentTwoName, in other words, your variables are not matching up. Remove the capital S from all of your varibles.
Also, it may be possible that you do not need to use ===, only == should work as well.