Quiet Rules problem (If statements)

Question

Hello! I’m having a tough time getting the output “Obey the rules” for just Sunday out of all the days of the week in this code challenge. Any help is much appreciated!

Answer 1

Nick Carothers show your attempt

Answer 2

if (day1 == day) {
console.log(rules) ;
}
day is the input
And also it will be == and not =

Answer 3

Nick Carothers give an MWE
https://www.sololearn.com/post/75089/?ref=app

Answer 4

md saif Don't spam

Answer 5

Nick Carothers give an MWE
https://www.sololearn.com/post/75089/?ref=app

Answer 6

Nick Carothers I was not saying to you. I said to md saif who was spamming in QA.

Answer 7

Okay cool just wondering. Thank you!

Answer 8

hmmm I tried that and it still didnt work

Answer 9

I’m not spamming. Just trying to figure out a problem. Was that directed towards me or
someone else?

Answer 10

Finally got it! Thanks for the help!

Answer 11

Hi Darryl. Since the day variable equals all the days, and the rules variable equals “obey the rules”, I created a Sunday variable which equals ‘Sunday’. i then used an if statement to compare the Sunday variable to the day variable, then console.log(). I don’t want to give it away. Find out which comparison operator between Sunday and day, and what I put in the console.log() to solve the problem. Hopefully this helps some!

Answer 12

i could use some assistance on this one too

Answer 13

yes i figured it out and was easier than i thought

Answer 14

nice!

Answer 15

function main() {
var day = readLine();
var rules = 'Obey the rules';
// Your code goes here
var day1 = 'Sunday'
if (day1 = rules);
console.log(rules);
}