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Start your free trialHanwen Zhang
20,084 PointsPlease help, my code is not working, unexpected token...
Using reduce method, flatten the customerNames array of arrays. In other words, take all the names from each array inside customerNames and place them in one big array. Store the flattened array in the flattenedCustomerNames variable. You can use the array in the comments below for reference.
const customerNames = [
[ "John", "Sandy", "Tyrone", "Elizabeth", "Penny" ],
[ "Barry", "Wanda", "Jamal", "Hayden" ],
[ "Portia", "Pam", "Philip" ]
];
let flattenedCustomerNames;
// flattenedCustomerNames should be: ["John", "Sandy", "Tyrone", "Elizabeth", "Penny", "Barry", "Wanda", "Jamal", "Hayden", "Portia", "Pam", "Philip"]
// Write your code below
flattenedCustomerNames = customerNames.reduce((total, name) => [...total, ...name), []);
1 Answer
Peter Vann
36,427 PointsHi Hanwen!
You are so close!
Your issue is you have one ) where you should have a ]
See if you can spot it and correct it.
Obviously, it's merely a typo/oversight.
Clearly, you were attempting the correct way to code it to pass.
I hope that helps.
Stay safe and happy coding!
Hanwen Zhang
20,084 PointsHanwen Zhang
20,084 PointsPassed!! thank you for spotting the typo