In this course of JavaScript, There is a task about Tamplate literals. I can't solve that despite seen the solution.

Question

Tamplate literals:

You need to make country code for a school project. The given program takes the country and its captial name as input.

Task:
complete the code to return a string in the format you are given in the sample output;

Sample output:
Country:portugal, Capital:lisbon

let country = readLine();
let capital = readLine();

//complete the code(and the answer is)
console.log(`Country:${country} , Capital:{capital} `);

despite the given answer i couldn't make it though. Where is the problem ? Is that bug or sth, i am literally unable to find the problem ? Solve it please!

Answer 1

Look at console.log capital. You have to put a $ symbol before {capital}.

Answer 2

You have a space after {country} variable, that is probably causing the problem

Answer 3

Shownick Bhattacharjee
Can you share your code here so we may directly examine it, and solve it.

You are definately missing a $, and I suspect 2x " ", as already stated by Ugulberto Sánchez

Answer 4

Yeah.. I mistakenly missed it to put in here..But there is still have a problem..