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Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 22,056 PointsSo I have run into another technical issue, but what am I missing? It looks like the expected output to me.
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const authors = [
{ firstName: "Beatrix", lastName: "Potter" },
{ firstName: "Ann", lastName: "Martin" },
{ firstName: "Beverly", lastName: "Cleary" },
{ firstName: "Roald", lastName: "Dahl" },
{ firstName: "Lewis", lastName: "Carroll" }
];
let fullAuthorNames;
// fullAuthorNames should be: ["Beatrix Potter", "Ann Martin", "Beverly Cleary", "Roald Dahl", "Lewis Carroll"]
// Write your code below
fullAuthorNames = authors.map(author => `${author.firstName} ${author.lastName} `)
1 Answer
Owa Aquino
19,277 PointsHi Myles,
Now you have too many spaces. Remember that when using template literal spaces are actually not being compiled. So your codes read like this:
["Beatrix Potter ", "Ann Martin ", "Beverly Cleary ", "Roald Dahl ", "Lewis Carroll "]
You have two space between the first name and last name, then you have an extra space at the end of their names. Removing this spaces should approve your answer.
Cheers!
Myles Young
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 22,056 PointsMyles Young
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 22,056 PointsThanks Owa, itβs the little things that matter