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2,971 PointsWhere to fit "role" in to command.
Title basically explains dilemma.
let firstName = "payton" ;
let lastName = "johnson" ;
let role = 'developer';
const shout = .toUpperCase();
const msg = firstName + ' ' + lastName + ":" + ' ' + role
1 Answer
De'Juan Castro
5,141 PointsHey payton johnson ,
Everything is looking good but currently your ".toUpperCase" is uppercasing nothing. It's just a method stored in a variable. So , your code is very close to the correct answer already.
De'Juan Castro
5,141 PointsDe'Juan Castro
5,141 Pointspayton johnson , Just checking to make sure you've figured it out yet ? If not here's another hint , you need to take the "role" variable and place it within the "shout" variable. Don't give up , you got this!