I can't do this exercise please help me

Question

The first two lines of the given code take two numbers as input.

Task
Complete the code to output whether or not the numbers are equal (true or false).

Sample Input
11
11

Sample Output
true
Remember that all comparison operators always return true or false.
For example: console.log(11==11) outputs true.

exercice:

var num1 = parseInt(readLine(), 10);
var num2 = parseInt(readLine(), 10);
//your code goes here

Answer 1

I succeeded thank you very much I saw too complicated when it was so simple the code was simply:

var num1 = parseInt(readLine(), 10);
var num2 = parseInt(readLine(), 10);
//your code goes here
console.log(num1==num2)

Thank you Lisa and Solomoni Railoa !

Answer 2

Please read the task description again: in the bottom they give an example

Answer 3

Florian Great you solved!

Answer 4

Welldone you did it i was counting on you

Answer 5

Compare num1 and num2 for equality and output it

Answer 6

Do not remove the given code and do not hard code the input values!

num1 and num2 are the input values, compare the variables num1 and num2 for equality.

Also look at the example from the task description: you don't need an if-else statement

Answer 7

Google the if statement that might be helpful

Answer 8

I modified by putting the whole statement
and yes i have to use console.log () for the right output

Answer 9

I tried what
Solomoni Raiola advised me but it didn't work

var a = 3+3; //change this to input like above
var b = 4+2; //with parseInt(readLine(),10);

if (a==b) {
console.log("true")
}
else{
console.log("false")
}

Test Case 1

Input
12
13

Your Output
true

Expected Output
false

(all other test cases are good)

Answer 10

Hi

Answer 11

Hi