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Now, it is time to generate a random number using the Math.random() method.

Create a variable called randomNum and assign it the value of the result of calling the Math.random() method.

Then, log the randomNum variable to the console.

Try adding a space in the code to re-run the bot and see different random numbers that are generated.

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You should have a variable called randomNum.

assert.isNotNull(randomNum);

You should assign the result of calling the Math.random() method to the randomNum variable.

assert.match(code, /randomNum\s*=\s*Math\.random\(\);?/);

You should not hardcode a random number for the randomNum variable. Make sure to use the Math.random() method to generate the random number.

assert.notMatch(code, /randomNum\s*=\s*0\.\d+;?/);

// check for whole random numbers just in case a camper does this
assert.notMatch(code, /randomNum\s*=\s*\d+;?/);

You should log the randomNum variable to the console.

assert.match(code, /console\.log\(\s*randomNum\s*\);?/);

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const botName = "MathBot";
const greeting = `Hi there! My name is ${botName} and I am here to teach you about the Math object!`;

console.log(greeting);

console.log("The Math.random() method returns a pseudo random number greater than or equal to 0 and less than 1.");
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