Please share the level number and lesson number along with the code that you are trying to submit.

Can you please share the level number and lesson number along with the code that you are trying to Submit so that we can check.

Hey, on which lesson are you? You should see the Editor and when you complete the exercise you move on to the next lesson. But if you are using a Mobile device, then you should use the Tabs at the top.

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Please try now, it should work.

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Which Level? Is it Level 1?

Sorry, there was some issue with the message. It has been corrected now.
The correct code for this lesson is:
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#include

int main() {

double doubly = 12345.123456;
long int longy = 12345678900;
short int shorty = 1234;
unsigned char ch = 'Z';

printf("This is doubly: %lf\n", doubly);
printf("This is longy: %ld\n", longy);
printf("This is shorty: %ld\n", shorty);
printf("This is ch: %c", ch);
return 0;

}
***

Yes, is there any problem.

You do not have to write the correct code. I think the instructions can be improved a little.
As you haven't learned about the _ as of Lesson 1 of Level 5 so you don't have to use it. This program should give an error because you will learn about using _ to handle response and error in the coming lessons.

Try this code:

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package main

import (
"fmt"
"bufio"
"os"
)

func main() {
fmt.Println("Enter a number:")
reader := bufio.NewReader(os.Stdin)
userInput := reader.ReadString('\n')
fmt.Println(userInput)
}
***

Hi, please send in the details and the changes that you need on the certificate to abhishek@studytonight.com and I will try to get it fixed asap.

Please share your code and the Lesson and Level number

Can you try this code for your if condition:
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if(cookie.search("Hello=World") >= 0)
{
console.log("Cookie found");
}
***