ES6 Variables and Strings

Question

You need to make country cards for a school project.
The given program takes the country and its capital name as input.
Complete the function to return a string in the format you are given in the sample output:

Sample Input
Portugal
Lisbon

Sample Output
Name: Portugal, Capital: Lisbon
Use template literals to output variables in strings.

//My output looks correct but says it's undefined?

https://code.sololearn.com/WxpXmW1mig43/?ref=app

Answer 1

Try to return the value that you've got:
function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();

console.log(countryCard(country, capital));
}

function countryCard(country, capital){

return`Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;

}

Answer 2

Cause you're printing to the console two times one in the function and one in the main function

Answer 3

I even tried adding a space after “France,” but it still says Undefined.

Answer 4

Just came here to say, guys check the comma))
I also thought it's the platform bug, but the platform is ok, it turned out I missed a comma after {country} lol. Hope it helps!

Answer 5

Anoir B'f Thank you!!! It worked to use keyword return instead of logging to the console. I also had to add a space before the second tick mark for it to pass all tests. 😁

Answer 6

Ywlcm bro👍

Answer 7

this doesn't, even the answer provided by the app, really frustrating 😑