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JavaScript JavaScript and the DOM (Retiring) Getting a Handle on the DOM DOM Selection - More Review

Posted by Zaria Sellers
Zaria Sellers
3,536 Points

do not understand

help!!

Louise St. Germain
Louise St. Germain
19,412 Points
Louise St. Germain
Louise St. Germain
19,412 Points

Hi Zaria,

Is there something specific you don't understand? That might help people provide more useful answers that can better help you out!

Shane Harper
Shane Harper
8,864 Points
Shane Harper
Shane Harper
8,864 Points

Hey Zaria! Which question do you not understand?

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
221,297 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
221,297 Points

I'm going to guess your issue is with the "fill in the blank" question: How would you use querySelectorAll to obtain a reference to all elements in a document with the class student-info and assign it to the constant studentInfo?

Here's a few hints:

  • remember to precede the function name with "document" ("document.querySelectorAll")
  • the argument goes inside parentheses after the function name
  • literal strings should be enclosed in quotes
  • in a selector for a class, the class name should be preceded by a period (".")