I need some help with this one

Challenge 1:

Declare an array of Strings named frogNames. Initialize the frogNames array with three frog names using the curly brace syntax we learned in the video. Bonus points* if one of them is Mike! (*Not really.)

You said:

String [] frogNames = {
  "Mike",
  "J",
  "Kay"};

Correct!

Challenge 2: Declare a String variable named 'bestFrog' and initialize it to the first element of the frogNames array.

You said: (If you got to challenge 3 then you must have said)

String [] frogNames = {
  "Mike",
  "J",
  "Kay"};

String bestFrog = frogNames [0];

Challenge 3: Declare an int variable named 'numberOfFrogs' and set it to the number of elements in the array using the array's 'length' property.

You said:

String [] frogNames = {
  "Mike",
  "J",
  "Kay"};

int numberOfFrogs = frogNames.length;
String bestFrog = frogNames [numberOfFrogs];

This is where you go wrong. You create the int variable correctly, but for some reason, you put it before your String bestFrog and then you also put the numberOfFrogs in the String initialization. This is not what the challenge is asking at all.

Since it seems like you got the right answer to the challenge, but messed up in a different part (by introducing unnecessary steps into the challenge I will post the code below for you. I hope this sets you back on track. Keep coding!

String [] frogNames = {
  "Mike",
  "J",
  "Kay"};

String bestFrog = frogNames [0];
int numberOfFrogs = frogNames.length;