Create a posts variable and give it a value of 5.

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  <div class="header_content"><img id="banner_picture" src="https://images.getmimo.com/images/873dfbb1-8cbc-4f39-b316-f698ed6bd249" /><div id="profile_picture_container"><img id ="profile_picture" src="https://images.getmimo.com/images/8dbdad96-a78f-4209-91d9-9eec96b8c629"/><h1>MaryJones</h1>
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<p>Posts: 5 </>
<p>Comments: </>
<p>Rating: </>
<p>Reputation: </>
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Great job. If the site uses the posts variable, it will display the value inside, which is 5.

Close. We'll need to use the var keyword followed by the name and finally a value.