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tyler borg
9,429 PointsI have no idea what he's asking us to do in this video.
About 3:30 in he asks us to 'fix' the handlers to get the desired behavior...what the hell is he asking us to do??
4 Answers
Steven Parker
231,268 PointsSince the handler is attached to a container element, it will be triggered on an event that occurs on any element inside or on the list itself. He's asking that the handler action be limited to only working on list item elements.
If you continue on to about 4:00 in the video you will see an example solution with further explanation.
J Wood
3,638 PointsI agree, very confusing...
Jeffrey Holcomb
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 17,506 PointsThe code within the event handlers is from the previous solution of using a for loop with the index variable of 'i'. The new solution does not use a for loop however, so we are to 'fix' the code to work without the for loop.
Daniel Medley
5,948 PointsI have no idea what is going on anymore.