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webdevelopmenthacks
6,046 PointsIm trying everything I can to get through this javascript Array Exercise, to no avail!
This is my code, but nothing is working. can someone help?
const players = ['Toni', 'Anwar', 'Mali', 'Carlos', 'Cormac', 'Sariah'];
players[0];
players[1];
players[2];
players[3];
players[4];
players[5];
console.log( players[0] ); // "Toni"
console.log( players[1] ); // "Anwar"
console.log( players[2] ); // "Mali"
console.log( players[3] ); // "Carlos"
console.log( players[4] ); // "Cormac"
console.log( players[5] ); // "Sariah"
1 Answer
Steven Parker
243,306 PointsFirst, these lines don't actually do anything and can be omitted:
players[0];
players[1];
players[2];
players[3];
players[4];
players[5];
For task 1, the instructions say "Start by logging the first name inside the array using the console.log() method." Note that it is asking for only the first name, not all of them.
For task 2, it says "On the next line, use console.log() to log the last element inside the players array." So you'll add one more line to also output just the last name.