Answer 1

Did you type in a text longer than 100 characters? There's a maximum of input characters, at least in sololearn...

Answer 2

onload just makes sure that the js is executed when the html is loaded

Answer 3

use window.onload when you are using Sololearn's javascript tab. It makes sure that the html is loaded first, so it can find the DOM elements.

Answer 4

It's trying to get the html element before it is loaded.

Put all the js inside of

window.onload = function() {
// your js
}

Answer 5

I entered "Hello world" and ut was typed

Answer 6

Maybe newline characters? You could try to remove them from the string before the animation starts

Answer 7

Why did you remove window.onload? Now I get the same type error as in the beginning

Answer 8

Seems to work for me?

Which error message exactly do you get?

Answer 9

What do you mean "it stops"?

The text gets typed, then it stays on screen.

Answer 10

hi mom when did u start programming

Answer 11

Java script project 1/6 already finished, but project two not active and i didn't gain java script certficate.

Answer 12

Your Mom
Sololearn seems to have a limit on the length of the input in the prompt...
maybe use a text input element instead?

something like this:

https://code.sololearn.com/WZPr0l9yHZaF/?ref=app

Answer 13

Can someone help me how to code with Qbasic