Why when I delete "if" it work's good but when I write it again the value of input is always black??

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/Wj6qAvFryVqZ/?ref=app

Answer 1

You need == for your if. Using single = assigns "black" every time. Also, all of the statements are missing semicolons.

Answer 2

Sina try if(y.value === "black")

P.S. I tried Tamra suggestion and it seemed to work also.

Answer 3

Sina The code works on my phone using both == and ===. It doesn't if y.value different in capital e.g. "Black", that doesn't work.

Try if(y.value.toLowerCase() === "black") this will compare the color value in lowercase, maybe it works : )

Answer 4

See I want when the background color is black the style of "p" get's white

Answer 5

When I use == it doesn't work. try it to see