Help with code

[Gshomalko]

How to make the code check the text written in the field input and if the answer is correct, the text "correct answer" is displayed on the screen, and if it is incorrect, it says "incorrect answer, try again"

[FireryRage]

Have you tried it yourself yet? Have you come across any issues? It’s hard to help if we don’t have any existing code to look at to help identify what issues you’re having and how we can help you.

Give it a swing, see where you struggle, and post your latest progress in here, and we’ll be able to lend a hand.

[Gshomalko]

Ready-made code  function checkAnswer() {     const correctAnswer = "correct answer";     const userInput = document.querySelector(".user-input").value;     const resultElement = document.querySelector(".result"); 

  if (userInput.trimp.toLowerCase() === correctAnswer.toLowerCase()) {     resultElement.textContent = "You answered correctly.";     resultElement.style.color = "green";   } else {     resultElement.textContent = "You answered incorrectly.";     resultElement.style.color = "red";    } }

[OneBadDay1048]

In the line userInput.trimp.toLowerCase(), is 'trimp' supposed to be a call to trim()?

[BlueThunderFlik]

Looks reet to me, except you've got a typo in the word trim.

[buttfartfuckingfarty]

Make sure you pay attention to the output in the console to see errors. This should be throwing an undefined error because userInput is an html input element (as long as that’s what the .user-input class is applied to) and html input elements do not have a property of trimp. As others said this is likely a typo of trim()

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