[LIS-WDFT-APR23] Erik

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[joaopdg]

Good job on the lab Erik and Francisco, take a look at the corrections that I left you below and try to apply them!

[joaopdg]

You should use the .toUpperCase() method inside the loop, otherwise you are not saving the string with the upper cased letters, you are just console logging it:

let driver = ""

for (let i = 0; i < Hacker1.length; i++){ 
    driver = driver + Hacker1[i].toUpperCase() + " ";
}

console.log(driver.toUpperCase());

[joaopdg]

.localCompare() returns 1, 0 or -1 so here your condition should be checking if it is equal to -1:

( ... )
else if (Hacker1.localeCompare(Hacker2) === -1) 
( ... )

[joaopdg]

.length will return you the amount of characters in longText and not the ammount of words. So one way of counting the words is counting the number of spaces between words (similar to the for loop that you have below)