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30 changes: 9 additions & 21 deletions the-string-dot-length-property.js
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/*

Objective:
Practice using the .length property by calculating the length of
multiple predefined strings and assigning the results to specific variables.

Instructions:
You will be provided with several predefined string variables.
Your task is to:
- Use the .length property to calculate the length of each string.
- Assign the length of each string to its corresponding length variable.
- Ensure that each length variable contains the correct value.

*/

// Starter Code (Pre-filled):
// Predefined strings
// Your code here
let stringOne = "Coding Bootcamp";
let stringTwo = "JavaScript";
let stringThree = "";

// Your task: Assign the length of each string to the corresponding variable
let lengthOne; // Length of stringOne
let lengthTwo; // Length of stringTwo
let lengthThree; // Length of stringThree

// Your code here
let lengthOne = stringOne.length; // Length of stringOne
let lengthTwo = stringTwo.length; // Length of stringTwo
let lengthThree = stringThree.length; // Length of stringThree

// Optional: Print the lengths to verify
console.log("Length of stringOne:", lengthOne);
console.log("Length of stringTwo:", lengthTwo);
console.log("Length of stringThree:", lengthThree);