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Next, the title tells us that `strings.js` "defines `myString`." Let's look in `strings.js` — sure enough, we see, at the top of the file, `myString = "";`. Seems like a reasonable place to start.
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What if, instead of assigning `""` to `greeting`, we assign `"Hello, world!"`, like the test expects. Go ahead and change that line in `strings.js` so it reads
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What if, instead of assigning `""` to `greeting`, we assign `"Hello, everybody!"`, like the test expects. Go ahead and change that line in `strings.js` so it reads
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``` javascript
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var greeting = "Hello, world!";
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var greeting = "Hello, everybody!";
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```
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and rerun your tests. You should see
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When your tests are passing, submit your answer with `learn submit` or else create a pull request (use Learn submit if "pull request" sounds a bit terrifying).
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Good luck!
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<p class='util--hide'>View <a href='https://learn.co/lessons/javascript-strings-lab'>JavaScript Strings Lab</a> on Learn.co and start learning to code for free.</p>

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