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JavaScript JavaScript Array Iteration Methods Array Iteration Examples Using forEach()

Tamella Hajiyeva
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Tamella Hajiyeva
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Tamella Hajiyeva
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 6,678 Points

Different solution, is this acceptable?

Just curious if this would be acceptable way to write the solution for this assignment

//filter names with letter S const names = ['Selma', 'Ted', 'Mike', 'Sam', 'Sharon', 'Marvin']; let sNames = [] names.forEach(name =>{ if(name[0][0] === 'S'){ sNames.push(name)

}}) console.log(sNames)

1 Answer

jb30
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Your code works fine.

Instead of if(name[0][0] === 'S'), it would be slightly clearer to use if(name[0] === 'S'). If you want to check if the second letter is an 'a', either if(name[1][0] === 'a') or if(name[1] === 'a') would work.