It's possible that you modified sample tests by accident, hence the error. Sample tests are local for you and editable (is that a word?). However, you can't modify "attempt" tests, so maybe that's why it passed.

Huh. Works now? No idea, I'm certain that I was getting that error.

The test is exactly the same in both places unless you edited the sample test, backup your code, click reset, paste it and try again.

assert.strictEqual(generateHashtag("Do We have A Hashtag"), "#DoWeHaveAHashtag", "Expected a Hashtag (#) at the beginning.")
assert.strictEqual(generateHashtag("Do We have A Hashtag"), "#DoWeHaveAHashtag", "Expected a Hashtag (#) at the beginning.")

I'm talking about the "attempt" test, it returned a "Expected #DoWeHaveAHashtag to equal #DoWeHaveAHashtag". The submit tests work fine far as I could tell.

But you passed all the tests. What was wrong?

No, it's not broken.

The #DoWeHaveAHashtag test in JS is broken and doesn't seem to recognize the # sign even though all other tests work.