What’s The Problem?

Question

Well I’m solving the switch problem in JS Course ("Switch statement")
But even though my code is 100% Correct, the problem is not solving

switch (themeNumber) {
case 1:
console.log("Light")
break;

case 2:
console.log("Dark")
break;

case 3:
console.log("Nocturne")
break;

case 4:
console.log("Terminal")
break;

case 5:
console.log("Indigo")
break;
}

Can Someone help me and tell me where’s the Problem?
💙

Answer 1

i find the problem
there was a missing “}” 😂
it was for function 🤦🏻‍♂️

Answer 2

Abolfazl Abbaspour Your code isn't 100% correct if you aren't passing the tests. You also don't have to send a photo. You can copy and paste the task description as an answer just like you did with your code.

Answer 3

Hi
Well, I don't have the pro subscription, so I can't see what they are asking for on the problem
Could you tell us what you are supposed to do?

Answer 4

Bruhh😂

Answer 5

i can’t send you photo’s of the code
can i have your instagram iD or Telegram iD?
to send it?

Answer 6

The user can choose the color theme for the browser:
1. Light
2. Dark
3. Nocturne
4. Terminal
5. Indigo

You are given a program that takes
the number as input. Complete the program so that it will output to the console the theme according to input number.

Sample Input
2

Sample Output
Dark

Answer 7

this is the description
i even saw the solution, it’s identical to my code

Answer 8

solution

function main() {
var themeNumber = parseInt(readLine(), 10)
/*
1 - Light
2 - Dark
3 - Nocturne
4 - Terminal
5 - Indigo
*/
switch (themeNumber) {
case 1:
console.log("Light")
break;

case 2:
console.log("Dark")
break;

case 3:
console.log("Nocturne")
break;

case 4:
console.log("Terminal")
break;

case 5:
console.log("Indigo")
break;
}

Answer 9

Well, I mean, does it console.log the solution? Or it doesn't console.log at all? Because you can be passing a string as an argument instead of a number. Because your code looks if themeNumber is an number or not a string