Could anyone help me out with this one please? Thank you in advance!

Question

You need to make country cards for a school project.
The given program takes the country and its capital name as input.
Complete the function to return a string in the format you are given in the sample output:
Sample Input
Portugal
Lisbon
Sample Output
Name: Portugal, Capital: Lisbon
//My code :
function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();

console.log(countryCard(country, capital));
}

function countryCard(country, capital){
//complete the function
//use backtick (` `) for template literal
var newVar = `Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;
console.log(newVar);
}

Answer 1

let country = readLine();
let capital = readLine();
let countryCard = `Country: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;

//complete the code
console.log(countryCard);

Answer 2

function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();

console.log(countryCard(country, capital));
}

function countryCard(country, capital){
//complete the function
//use backtick (` `) for template literal

var display =`Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;

return display;
}

Good Luck

Answer 3

I'm tired of this question I try all your answer but it couldn't work please help me

Answer 4

return newVar;

Answer 5

function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();

console.log(countryCard(country, capital));
}

function countryCard(country, capital){
//complete the function
//use backtick (` `) for template literal

var display =`Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;

return display;
}
It's working for me

Answer 6

function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();

console.log(countryCard(country, capital));
}

function countryCard(country, capital){
//complete the function
//use backtick (` `) for template literal
return `Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;

Answer 7

function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();

console.log(countryCard(country, capital));
}

function countryCard(country, capital){
//complete the function
//use backtick (` `) for template literal
return `Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;
}

Make sure you have single spaces between the variables and text. also you cant use console.log since it has been used while calling the function just return the result directly or assign to a variable then return all the same... thanks

Answer 8

Just came here to say, guys check the comma))
I also thought it's the platform bug, but the platform is ok, it turned out I missed a comma after {country} lol. Hope it helps!

Answer 9

it return undefined because of this line

console.log(countryCard(country, capital));

try to remove console.log

Answer 10

I did it in 3 ways

function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();

console.log(countryCard(country, capital));
}

function countryCard(country, capital){
//complete the function
//use backtick (` `) for template literal
return `Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;
}

/////

function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();
let x = countryCard(country, capital);
console.log(x);
}

function countryCard(country, capital){
//complete the function
//use backtick (` `) for template literal
var x = `Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;
return x;
}

////////

function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();

console.log(countryCard(country, capital));
}

function countryCard(country, capital){
//complete the function
//use backtick (` `) for template literal
var x = `Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;
return x;
}

Answer 11

I also tried each and every solution, but nothing worked. Could you guys please help me?

Answer 12

I have already tried everything and nothing works -_-

Answer 13

return`Name: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;
use this.....

Answer 14

function main() {
var country = readLine();
var capital = readLine();

console.log(countryCard(country, capital));
}

function countryCard(country, capital){
//complete the function
//use backtick (` `) for template literal

var display =`Country: ${country}, Capital: ${capital}`;

return display;
}

Answer 15

using System;

class Program
{
static void Main()
{
string country = Console.ReadLine();
string capital = Console.ReadLine();

Console.WriteLine(countryCard(country, capital));
}

static string countryCard(string country, string capital)
{
// Use string concatenation or the appropriate syntax for C# string interpolation
return quot;Country: {country}, Capital: {capital}";
}
}
Syntax errors in C# code: missing semicolons, curly braces, and identifiers; invalid use of backticks (`) and dollar signs ($) in string interpolation; namespace cannot directly contain members such as fields or methods.

Try this method.