Stuck on Coding challenge "Mouse Tracker"

Hi Şᾛ⨡⨅⨷฿⨡,

the challenge say this:

Display the coordinates!

To make this tracker more useful, you're going to constantly display a label with the current x and y mouse coordinates next to the dot. To do that:

- Add together mouseX, a string with a comma, and mouseY;
- Store that in a variable;
- Pass the variable into the text command and show it next to the ball.

You did well by creating the variable, but what you stored in it is different from what you need.

Think about what it says: "Add together mouseX, a string with a comma, and mouseY"

"," this part is correct, but instead of the zeros, you should write what it asks you, literally :)

what it asks you literally + "," + what it asks you literally.

The next step is printing the variable. Once you've figured out what to store in the variable, let me know if you need more help

The way I did it is:

var whateverNameYouWant = mouseX + ", " + mouseY;

I preferred having a space after the comma

No problem. Good luck with the rest of the course!

Okay, I think I get it. But do I do numberS= mouseX + “,” + mouseY or is it numberS = add together mouseX +”,”+ add together mouseY or numberS=X+”,”+Y ?
Thank you!

I get it now! Thank you so much, Jeferson!

Thanks!

Greetings icedragon22,

the test say this:

Show the directions!

To make this tracker more valuable, you will continually show a name with the current x and y mouse facilitates close to the spot. To do that:

- Add together mouseX, a string with a comma, and mouseY;

- Store that in a variable;

- Pass the variable into the content order and show it close to the ball.

You did well by making the variable, yet what you put away in it is not quite the same as what you need.

Consider what it says: "Include mouseX, a string with a comma, and mouseY"

"," this part is right, however rather than the zeros, you ought to compose what it asks you, in a real sense :)

what it asks you in a real sense + "," + what it asks you in a real sense.

The subsequent stage is printing the variable. Whenever you've sorted out what to store in the variable, let me know whether you need more assistance