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Thomas Kleist
6,888 PointsDid you initialize the array with values by specifying a set of comma-delimited values inside a pair of curly braces?
I can not see that I'm doing anything wrong here,
var lapTimes = new double[4];
lapTimes[0]=2.2;
double[] finalLapTimes = new double[] {2.2,2.3,2.5};
2 Answers
Mike Wagner
23,559 PointsIt appears that you have missed the 4th value in your finalLapTimes
Thomas Kleist
6,888 PointsI just saw it. .but the error message was not very precise.
Mike Wagner
23,559 PointsI agree. The Treehouse challenges could use a little fine-tuning, in my opinion
Thomas Kleist
6,888 PointsThomas Kleist
6,888 Pointswhat 4th value ?
Mike Wagner
23,559 PointsMike Wagner
23,559 PointsThomas Kleist - The challenge requirement for that stage says
so you're missing the 2.8. It was a bit too wide to fit on the same line of the challenge parameter, so it dropped down to the next.