javascript mission 3

[VSpeed]

Finally finished it, lol after reading more on JS
hint: x.length isn't what it seems to be

[fashizzlepop]

Weird. X.length did exactly what I thought it would.

[Dav3minga]

Weird. X.length did exactly what I thought it would.

pay attention to javascript code. X.length did exactly what I thought it would too.

[iiD]

I just read literally it helped me... "X.length"

read it out loud

[iskilled]

Ok, so for a practical example, let's say moo = 25;
Edited out - it wasn't an exact spoiler but it was still pretty spoilerific. It was correct, though. --sanddbox


What am I doing wrong?

Edit: I've got it, I was getting a wrong result on the second one...

[disaster_voice]

Just figured it out.

A piece of advice for those not so good at math:
Google makes a really good calculator.

[Arnumi]

var moo = the number of characters in the password

[bandchicky314]

-headdesk-

This took me a good fifteen minutes to figure out and now I feel so dumb. This requires no thinking, just look for the entire source code. All of it. Including the scroll bars.

[osamabinobama]

i have the right answer but it doesn't work
what am i doing wrong?

There is no "for sure" answer - there's more than one possibility...

what does that mean??

math is math....there is always a "for sure" answer

or r u saying that 1+1 could = 4?

Pay attention to ".length"

[winter-owned]

'x.length' told me i would most likely be able to figure out what needed to go in the password box through trial and error without doing the math.

I had a hard time doing the math initially because I wasn't aware of what the % sign means in programming. Not sure where I should have learned that but I definitely missed it.