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JavaScript JavaScript Arrays Loop Through Arrays Useful Array Methods

Posted by Michael Dunagan
Michael Dunagan
1,863 Points

GOT AN ARRAY METHOD THAT WORKS IN CONSOLE BUT THE QUIZ WILL NOT ACCEPT IT

Trying again on my own but failing and out of time; I must move on.

JAVASCRIPT ARRAY METHODS QUIZ I have the following code from the Array Methods Quiz

const planets = ['Earth','Mars','Saturn','Mecury','Jupiter','Venus','Uranus','Neptune']; let items; let booger; items = planets.join(', '); booger = ( planets[planets.length - 1] ) console.log( booger );

Booger converts the selection so the string Neptune prints when placed in the console.log.

ERROR MESSAGE Reads: "Are you logging the final string to the console?"

I have refreshed the quiz twice.

I cannot figure out what I would be doing incorrectly when I get this code to fire up flawlessly on my desktop.

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,172 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,172 Points

By "final string", they mean the string you create using "join", not just the final array item.

Try logging "items" instead.

Michael Dunagan
Michael Dunagan
1,863 Points

Thank you again Mr. Parker for your expeditious reply. This site should be renamed "ParkerHouse".

My low acuity read in to the question "the last string within the array".

Less confusing ways to ask the question, at least for me, would have been: "The string just created" or "The resultant output from the join method" would have kept me on track.

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,172 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,172 Points

See the Support page for how to submit suggestions.
I've seen more than one question that could benefit from a little rephrasing.