Stuck at 9.2 Data Comparison Class - multiple

Question

This is what I type in:
function main() {
var oldPass = readLine();
var newPass = readLine();

var oldPass = "hl8792m";
var newPass = "hl8792m";

console.log(oldPass==newPass);

}

function main1() {
var oldPass1 = readLine();
var newPass1 = readLine();

var oldPass1 = "nav19314lu";
var newPass1 = "naV19314lu";

console.log(oldPass1==newPass1);

}

function main2() {
var oldPass2 = readLine();
var newPass2 = readLine();

var oldPass2 = "Dave19981";
var newPass2 = "Dave19981";

console.log(oldPass2==newPass2);

}

but I still get the message that 1 out of 3 Test Cases is wrong. In Test Case 2 the output should be false. And for me it should output false.

Answer 1

// The whole code will only be:
function main() {
var oldPass = readLine();
var newPass = readLine();
console.log(oldPass==newPass);
}
// Next time please save your code on SL Playground and link here

Answer 2

You get already the input data and need only to writte

console.log(oldPass === newPass);

Answer 3

There will be run a code on SL server.

Answer 4

If I change it to this:

function main() {
var oldPass = readLine();
var newPass = readLine();

var oldPass = "hl8792m";
var newPass = "hl8792m";

console.log(oldPass==newPass);

}

function main1() {
var oldPass1 = readLine();
var newPass1 = readLine();

var oldPass1 = "nav19314lu";
var newPass1 = "naV19314lu";

console.log(oldPass1===newPass1);

}

function main2() {
var oldPass2 = readLine();
var newPass2 = readLine();

var oldPass2 = "Dave19981";
var newPass2 = "Dave19981";

console.log(oldPass2===newPass2);

}

or this:

function main() {
var oldPass = readLine();
var newPass = readLine();

var oldPass = "hl8792m";
var newPass = "hl8792m";

console.log(oldPass===newPass);

}

function main1() {
var oldPass1 = readLine();
var newPass1 = readLine();

var oldPass1 = "nav19314lu";
var newPass1 = "naV19314lu";

console.log(oldPass1===newPass1);

}

function main2() {
var oldPass2 = readLine();
var newPass2 = readLine();

var oldPass2 = "Dave19981";
var newPass2 = "Dave19981";

console.log(oldPass2===newPass2);

}

the result of the cases stay the same!

Answer 5

but how does the function tests for the passwords that are shown in the Test Cases?
Thanks!