[turbow5]

It says line 1 is wrong but I'm just not seeing it.

[Ent]

That would be because you're completely messing up the for syntax.

There are 3 components to a for loop:
Where it starts,
Where it stops,
and how fast it goes.

The three should be separated by commas.

For example, this should log the even numbers up to 10.

for (number=2; number<10; number=number + 2){
console.log(number);
}

[turbow5]

Can you give me another example to go off of? This looping part isn't clicking with my brain. Also can you use "number" instead of 'counter"?

[Ent]

"number" and "counter" are just variable names. You could use "i", "bill", or "aojfaeji" if you wanted to.

Remember it's got 3 parts:
for (What value the variable has at the start ; When the loop should stop ; How the variable changes each time){
}

The code that you need to execute goes inside the {}

[janikPilot]

I believe this link should be of some help to you:

www.w3schools.com/js/js_loop_for.asp

It is important that you learn terms like increment and counter so you can better understand your code.

And by the way - In the above post, he meant semicolons, not commas

[Ent]

Originally Posted by janikPilot

And by the way - In the above post, he meant semicolons, not commas

Woops.

[turbow5]

I'll just come back to this another time. Maybe with more knowledge on how JavaScript works I can get that loop in my head, It just doesn't click.

Thanks for help though, It will be a reference.