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charles smith
Courses Plus Student 3,322 PointsI don't quite understand the question.
I don't quite understand the question. I think it needs to be rewritten clearer
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Paul Hume
6,143 PointsThey are trying to re-emphasize the importance of understanding 'indexing' in an array. This a common pitfall. Maybe it should not have the number in the brackets. Maybe it should say, "fill in the appropriate index." Well, I hope I'm not wasting your time with this explanation. You need to change the '3' to '2' (of course without the added quotes :-) ). Your counting should begin with zero...then one...then two.(ie. the third "thing-a-ma-gig") It may sound silly but there is a good reason for this. Zero is an actual thing. It does not mean 'nothing'. It is an entity of itself (without going into details about how computers enumerate).
charles smith
Courses Plus Student 3,322 PointsThanks, I ended up figuring it out I just thought the question should have been written differently