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Sam Jay
971 PointsIm just starting my JavaScript adventure, and can't seem to figure out how to print out different outputs for an array.
Hey guys, i've started learning JS, and i'm stuck on an excersice. I'm trying to console.log all items in an array, with one consol.logging as an exception.
let friendList = ["Peter", "Tony", "Sarah", "Chloe", "Jo"];
let notInvited = friendList[1];
for (let i = 0; i < friendList.length; i++){
console.log ((friendList[i]) + " is invited");
console.log (notInvited + " is not invited");
}
3 Answers
Sam Jay
971 Pointstrying to get the console log to print out:
Peter is invited / Tony is not invited / Sarah is invited / Chloe is invited / Jo is invited
hazell
7,159 PointsThis works, but not sure it is using the correct method. Would like to know the answer too if there's a better way :)
let friendList = ["Peter", "Tony", "Sarah", "Chloe", "Jo"]; let notInvited = friendList[1];
for (let i = 0; i < friendList.length; i++){ if (i!=1) console.log ((friendList[i]) + " is invited"); }
console.log (notInvited + " is not invited");
Sam Jay
971 PointsHey! thanks Hazel, I've finally tried this, and found it working!
let friendList = ["Peter", "Tony", "Sarah", "Chloe", "Jo"];
let notInvited = ("Tony");
for (let i = 0; i < friendList.length; i++) {
if (friendList[i] === notInvited) { console.log(friendList[i] + " is not invited"); } else{ console.log((friendList[i]) + " is invited"); }
}
hazell
7,159 PointsThanks :) !