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2,746 PointsCouldn't get this to work.
Tried many variations to get this to work. Got it to work on the browser's console. Unless I'm not understanding the
let planets = ['Earth','Mars','Saturn','Mercury','Jupiter','Venus','Uranus','Neptune'];
planets.join(', ');
console.log( planets[`${7}` ] );
2 Answers
jacknoren
24,134 PointsThey give you const. I try and not change their code. Don't over think it and take your time. Hope this helps you
const planets = ['Earth','Mars','Saturn','Mercury','Jupiter','Venus','Uranus','Neptune'];
console.log(planets.join(', '));
jb30
44,806 PointsFor the first task, the challenge is expecting you to log the string 'Earth, Mars, Saturn, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Uranus, Neptune'
rather than the string 'Neptune'
.