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JavaScript JavaScript Arrays Store Multiple Values in an Array Access Array Elements by Index

Piotr Manczak
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Piotr Manczak
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I would like to access the last element of the array: console.log(players[players.length - 1]); isn't correct?

script.js 
const players = ['Toni', 'Anwar', 'Mali', 'Carlos', 'Cormac', 'Sariah'];
console.log(players[players.length - 1]);

1 Answer

Laura Coronel
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Hi Piotr Manczak

Your code for accessing the last element is correct! 😊 It looks like you may have accidentally deleted your answer to the first task, which is why it's being marked as incorrect.

Add console.log(players[0]); back on the second line, and keep your current code for accessing the last element on the third line. That should do the trick!