How to fix the error?
Hello,
i think to compare 2 strings you would need to use ===. read more here:
JavaScript String Comparison – How to Compare Strings in JS (freecodecamp.org)
Perhaps, you need 2 changes as shown in the above image.
${item}should be changed toitem; no${and}should be there.
The symbol
itemhere represents a variable name, which is a place to store a string value. On the other hand,${item}should mean a reference to the value of a variable nameditem. These 2 are semantically quite different. I think it should be illegal to write a reference${item}in the 3rd column “Value”.${item}in the 3rd column should be checked out as an error.
However KR did not complain about${item}there? Very strange behavior. This indicates that KR considered the${item}to be a valid variable name. Very confusing. KR shouldn’t behave as this. I think that this is a bug of KR.
→ @vu.tran
"${item}"should be changed to${item}; no"and"should be there.
The symbol
${item}stands for a complete string. The symbol"${item}"stands for a string enclosed by a couple of double quote characters. These 2 strings are different. The latter string is 2 bytes longer than the former.
I am not very sure here. Try leaving
"${item}"as is and see.
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I guess, this message is somewhat malformatted. There must be a bug.
I guess, internally it got
""AE/LLM- ...."" == "AE/LLM- ....."
This looks syntactically odd to me.
So KR says “[error] SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token”
Yes, it is a syntactically very odd.
Though the message confuses us.
Thank @kazurayam, let me raise to our product team.
Hi,
Thanks @kazurayam to suggest a great point that we should remove " " outside ${item}.
To my point of view, according to this reference: How to add If else command in recorder - #12 by zoe.lee, ${item} is right. There should be ${ } when item is a variable.
${item}=="abcde"
should work.
Don’t forget to put endIf to end the if statement.
Thank you!