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Hello, Abhishek Singh ! Your mistake was that you specified your value without quotes, without quotes, javascript, recognizes as another variable and looks for it var color = "yellow"; if (color == "blue") { document.write("This is blue."); } else if (color == "red") { document.write("This is red."); } else if (color == "green") { document.write("This is green."); } else if (color == "orange") { document.write("This is orange."); } else { document.write("Color not found."); }
22nd Jun 2018, 11:57 AM
Alexander Sokolov
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Alexander Sokolov ohh Thank you brošŸ™
22nd Jun 2018, 12:00 PM
Abhishek Singh
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You should put "yellow" into brackets. Without brackets, interpretator thinks, that yellow is another variable and, because it is not defined, sets color to undefined too.
22nd Jun 2018, 11:58 AM
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