YorubaEmir:


Remember you’re to assign the destructured property to a new variable (user)

dynamo96:



I don't know how to view NL messages, could you explain how?

Iretii0511:
Please what is wrong with this calculation? dynamo, Brunomash, YorubaEmir.

Brunomash:

Yeah yeah. It doesn't remain much. Just .catch err

YorubaEmir:


replace your return statement with
return BMI.toFixed(1);

Iretii0511:



Do you mean instead of result = cd?BMI.toFixed(1):BMI.toFixed(1)*0.82?



Thanks. I get the drift. But javascript is so voluminous sha. I have never seen .toFixed. Maybe because I don't do challenging project as much as I should.

Brunomash:
Is it me or did the assessment go back to challenge 2. When I was in challenge 4 it wrote challenge completed. Is it happening to anyone

YorubaEmir:
Who is getting the same result for charles odili

YorubaEmir:


Try Math.pow instead of newHeight**

switstiv:
What exactly am I doing wrong? Since yesterday....This is out of here..

miizkaphee:


please can i see your letsclaculateBMi()...
i am getting the Aww error message

miizkaphee:
Try that too..same problem.
please if you have passed that stage, can i see a screenshot?

YorubaEmir:


Someone posted this. I’m not on system but it should work

miizkaphee:
sorry, not this one...the computeBMI()

trixandra:
Anyone done with challenge 4? I am not getting any response when I click the play button. dynamo86

What exactly am I doing wrong? Since yesterday....This is out of here..

YorubaEmir:


Remember you’re to assign the destructured property to a new variable (user)

YorubaEmir:


You need to call "displayUsers" with "user", but wrap it as an inline array....how do i do this please?
Remember you’re to assign the destructured property to a new variable (user)

YorubaEmir:


So the previous code I sent u for the computeBMI did not work?

folajoe:
You need to call "displayUsers"
fetch(api).then(
(response) => {
return response.json();
}
).then(
({results}) => {
let [user] = results;
users.push(user);
return user;
}
).then(
(user) => {
displayUsers(user);
}with "user", but wrap it as an inline array. can you please help with this