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Why isn't if statement working even though no error
The code is Why isn't code working /* alert Don't ever mod this compiler please else you may get reported with mod in internet */ alert("UI coming soon") var text = prompt ("code input") text = text.split(" "); for(var i = 0; i < text.length; i++){ console.log(text[i]); console.log(output) var output = "<!-- Code covertion done as Ele to html by Ele compiler original -->" if (text[i] === "compile.Ele{") { var output = " <html>" } else if (text[i] === "}compile.Ele"){ var output = " </html>" } else{ var output = text[i] } document.write(output) } Plz help https://code.sololearn.com/Wb7Nvy5oLMwV/?ref=app
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And what are the inputs and outputs now?
It re-ordered some things, you can see the tested input in the comments.
https://code.sololearn.com/Wyway1YkiG19/?ref=app
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I think one problem is with the curly brackets {} here
if (text[i] === "compile.Ele{") {
var output = " <html>"
} else if (text[i] === "}compile.Ele"){
They seem to be in a random position after .Ele in the first line and before compile. In the third line.
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What is the expected input?
What is the expected output?
Please give examples.
Why do you re-declare "output" in the if-statement?
People are more likely to test your code if you put it in a script on sololearn playground. That way it is more readable and people can actually run it.
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Ok I'll upload code in Sololearn so you guys can test
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The brackets are part of the string