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syntax error
confirm("Are you ready to play?");
var age = prompt("What is your age");
if(age is less than 13);
{
console.log("You are allowed to play but we take no responsibility.");
}
else {
console.log("Get ready for fun!");
}
Ihave no idea whats wrong sorry if its a no brainer im a super beginner
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Re: syntax error
Well, without knowing what is going on it's impossible
to say. From what you have posted there are multiple errors.
Can you post the whole code - including any error messages?
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Re: syntax error
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This is not a Java statement:
if(age is less than 13);
but if it were, the semicolon at the end would terminate the if() statement and the code in the following clause would execute regardless the if() statement's result.
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