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JavaScript JavaScript Foundations Arrays Getting and Setting

Brian Kidd
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Brian Kidd
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Brian Kidd
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Arrays Stage four challenge 2

<!--Hi I am not sure why my code does not work--> <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <title> JavaScript Foundations: Arrays</title> <style> html { background: #FAFAFA; font-family: sans-serif; } </style> </head> <body> <h1>JavaScript Foundations</h1> <h2>Arrays: Getting and Setting</h2> <script> var myArray = ["sugar", "rush", "fix", "it", 3.14, 42]; var thirdElementInArray = myArray[2]; var myArray[30] = 'treehouse'; 

</script>

</body> </html>

3 Answers

Dustin Matlock
Dustin Matlock
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Hey Brian, here is what you should have so far.

      var myArray = ["sugar", "rush", "fix", "it", 3.14, 42];
      var thirdElementInArray = myArray[2];
      myArray[30] = "treehouse";

Tip: 31 is actually 30 since 0 is counted as well. +1 on Jason's explanation for why var is not needed.

Jason Anello
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Jason Anello
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Jason Anello
Jason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,610 Points

Hi Brian,

The myArray variable has already been declared and so you don't need to use the var keyword again.

myArray[30] = 'treehouse';