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13,362 PointsWhy is mine printing empty array at the and?
const names = ['Selma', 'Ted', 'Mike', 'Sam', 'Sharon', 'Marvin'];
let sNames = [];
names.forEach((name, index) => console.log(`${index+1}) ${name}`));
// 1) Selma
// 2) Ted
// 3) Mike
// 4) Sam
// 5) Sharon
// 6) Marvin
// []
It seems so stange.
2 Answers
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,971 PointsI copied your code into a workspace and ran it and it printed just the names as it should.
treehouse:~/workspace$ node app.js
1) Selma
2) Ted
3) Mike
4) Sam
5) Sharon
6) Marvin
Hakan Ergoksen
2,168 PointsI found that what is wrong with your code.
You should remove 'console.log(sNames);' below the forEach loop.
Jesse Vorvick
6,047 PointsThis worked for me.
Juneau Lim
13,362 PointsJuneau Lim
13,362 PointsWell, that's really weird. I feel like I'm hunted by a ghost. Thanks for checking!
Seth Kroger
56,413 PointsSeth Kroger
56,413 PointsIs this in the DevTools console on Chrome?
Juneau Lim
13,362 PointsJuneau Lim
13,362 PointsNo, it was workplace in treehouse. Maybe it was a glitch I guess.