why (let) isn't working?!

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/WC810LwfmZ1q/?ref=app

Answer 1

Aya

Is it android mobile? If so then in this version might be 'let' will not work so try to change 'let' with 'var'

Answer 2

Aya

Working for me

Answer 3

current version 4.23.1 July 7th

requires OS Android 5.0 and up

Answer 4

Aya

Which mobile version you are using?

Answer 5

Do you have latest version of sololearn app? Maybe this is problem. Try to upgrade if you can, if you cant send email to sololearn.
This look like your playground dont recognize new js6 syntax

Answer 6

Aya Working fine on my Android

let y = "6";
console.log(y); // 6
console.log(typeof(y)) // string

Answer 7

Looks like 4.4.2 app version, which is year back old version. Now new version is 4.23 latest..
Try update app..Aya and check again....

Answer 8

Aya the code works fine .. it's obvious your older device and or version prior to the "vs code editor" they changed over to quite awhile back.
I have a few codes that appeared to have stop working sometime back as SL was changing their playground editor. Also several of my portrait to landscape codes also quit.

Answer 9

It's working fine. Check again...

Answer 10

PanicS Jayakrishna🇮🇳 BroFar

The latest version of solo learn isn't compatible with my device. I will use another playground if a code doesn't work here.
Thank you : )

Answer 11

It's working

Answer 12

You can also use document.write(y);
Instead of console.log(y);
And can also use alert(y); - this will show an alert dialogue box

Answer 13

I checked, still not working with me, look : https://ibb.co/93B5nDs :(

Answer 14

It's working fine on our side.
May be your mobile fault or bug in your side.
Mailto: [e-mail]
With screen shot details..

Answer 15

A͢J
4.4.2

Answer 16

Jayakrishna🇮🇳

Okey, thank you

Answer 17

Mr.ActionGal101
It doesn't work 😅 it works when I use online code editors (with or without block {} ), but here it doesn't, maybe because of the old version that I use. "var" works well.

Answer 18

Omar Ahmad
var works 👍

Answer 19

let name = "Player One";

console.log(name)

Answer 20

Working for me