Please look at this short piece of code, I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.

Question

function main() {
var goalsTeam1 = parseInt(readLine(), 10);
var goalsTeam2 = parseInt(readLine(), 10);
// function call
finalResult(goalsTeam1, goalsTeam2)

}
//complete the function
function finalResult(goalsTeam1, goalsTeam2)
{
if (goalsTeam1 > goalsTeam2)
{
console.log("Team 1 won");
}
else if (goalsTeam2 > goalsTeam1)
{
console.log("Team 2 won");
}

else
{
console.log(" It's a draw");
}
};

Answer 1

Your output should be matched with expected output

else
{
console.log("Draw");
}

Answer 2

Thanks Simba, the program was expecting the word "Draw" and not "It's a draw", technically there was nothing wrong with the code I wrote.
Thanks to all the other people who tried to help but Simba had the only answer.

Answer 3

You have not call the main function which will show console.
main();

Answer 4

probably at least unexpected space at start of "It's a draw"...

be sure to check all your strings to be exactly what tests expect as output ^^

Answer 5

roughly:

utf8: 1 byte (at least) encoding give 8 bits... so values from 0 to 255 can be encoded... basic ascii are encoded as is (1 bit set to 0 and 7 bits = 128 chars), above unicode code points set the 0 bit to 1 and so byte is marked as having more than 1 byte to be decoded ^^

dive on ressources about unicode encoding on internet to learn more ;P