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Brent Mickle
2,480 PointsHow do I reference multiple items in an array??
If the array has an index of 5 and I only want to reference the first 3 only. [0-2] for example. Can this be done in one line of code to give to a single variable? I am supposed to reference 3 links in the <nav> portion of the html code but the links are grandchildren of the <nav> tag. like so: <nav><ul><li>. Any help is appreciated.
2 Answers
Antonio De Rose
20,885 Pointsyes, you can like the below
var cars = ["Benz", "BMW", "Honda", "Audi", "Toyota"];
alert(cars.slice(0, 3));
//you are telling the browser, to consider the array from the starting position, by mentioning, zero
//as the first parameter
//and the second parameter, you are mentioning to take 3 elements, starting from the zero'th index.
//try run the below.
//https://jsfiddle.net/82nLf6pz/3/
Antonio De Rose
20,885 Pointsyeap, all of 'em
what answer, for what question did you hit, give me details.
Brent Mickle
2,480 PointsBrent Mickle
2,480 PointsDid you happen to check out my challenge that this question is based on?? I tried what you said but still come up short. I appreciate the input