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Alexey Tseitlin
5,866 PointsSomething is wrong
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Say you have two arrays -- oldScores and newScores and you want to combine those two into a new array named allScores. Complete the code so that the new array first has the old scores listed followed by the new scores:
var allScores = .concat();
Tried "var allScores = newScores.concat( oldScores);" and "var allScores = oldScores.concat(newScores);"
all wrong....
3 Answers
Marileen Mennerich
1,161 Pointsvar allScores = oldScores.concat(newScores); worked for me, maybe you had a little typo somewhere?
Greg Phil
1,149 PointsThis is not working for me. This is copy and pasted directly from what I have on the screen. Can anyone see where I went wrong?
var allScores = oldScores.concat(newScores);
John Eiler
10,499 Pointsvar allScores = oldScores.concat(newScores);
Khalid Yousif
2,785 Pointsvar allScores = oldScores.concat(newScores);
Alexey Tseitlin
5,866 PointsAlexey Tseitlin
5,866 Pointsno, Copy&paste it 3 times...
Robert Richey
Courses Plus Student 16,352 PointsRobert Richey
Courses Plus Student 16,352 PointsMarileen Mennerich's answer worked for me as well in the quiz.