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Nathalie Agnekil
6,665 PointsFirst part of the challenge and I don't even get the pop-up, whats wrong with my code?
Don't know if this is how you do a snapshot but here it is: https://w.trhou.se/q8msfg8xef
2 Answers
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHej Nathalie Agnekil! You have a bit of a typo in your for loop which is causing things to go a bit bonkers.
You wrote:
for ( var i = 0; i = questionList.length; i += 1)
But you meant to write that middle part as an expression instead of an assignment:
for ( var i = 0; i < questionList.length; i += 1)
Note that the second equals sign changes to a less than sign. Hope this helps!
Nathalie Agnekil
6,665 PointsYes I saw that after posting, changed it, and it didn't help..
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherOdd. Changing it fixed it for me. The problem being that it's now assigning the length of the array to [i]. But the length is 5. And there is no element in the array at an index of 5. It only goes up to four because it starts numbering at 0.
My best guess here is that you have either not saved your work, or the browser is loading in a cached version of your code. If you confirm that your work is saved and refresh and it still doesn't work, the next step would be to try clearing your browser cache and see if that helps!