Template literals country card problem Help

Question

The result is returned with the expected output, but also includes undefined

function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();

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

function countryCard(country, capital){
//complete the function
//use backtick (` `) for template literal

let msg = `Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;
console.log(msg);

Answer 1

You sparked the right recollection!

Thank you Rohit!

Answer 2

//complete the code
function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();

countryCard(country, capital);
}

function countryCard(country, capital){
//complete the function
//use backtick (` `) for template literal

let msg = `Country: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;
console.log(msg);
}

Answer 3

Thank you, zrar !

Answer 4

let country = readLine();
let capital = readLine();

//complete the code
console.log(`Country: , Capital: `);

Answer 5

"undefined" is printed because of this line -

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

Because you are returning nothing from the countryCard but instead only printing S C Lee

[CODE]
function main() {
var country = prompt();
var capital = prompt();

countryCard(country, capital);
}

function countryCard(country, capital){
//complete the function
//use backtick (` `) for template literal

let msg = `Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;
console.log(msg);
}

window.onload = main();

Answer 6

How to solve thiss prbl.?? can anyone help me to sort out this prblmm?? i'm tired

Answer 7

Solve

Answer 8

Kindly tell me how to solve this code

Answer 9

function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();

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

function countryCard(country, capital){

return result = (`Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`);
}

Answer 10

function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();

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

function countryCard(country, capital){
//complete the function
//use backtick (` `) for template literal
return `Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`
}