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794 PointsI am trying to create the array shoppingList with the following line of code, what am I missing?
help!
var shoppingList
let shoppingList = ["toothpaste", "bread", "eggs"]
2 Answers
Enara L. Otaegi
13,107 PointsYou're declaring shoppingList two times, the first one as a variable and the second one as a constant. Since shoppingList is going to change it's content, you should erase "let" from the second line and it should work fine.
Steven Patterson
1,415 PointsJust for clarity. You need to assign the array to the variable and delete the constant.
var shoppingList = ["toothpaste", "bread", "eggs"]