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Nobody Tebulo
13,233 PointsIt looks like Task 1 is no longer passing.
array
<?php
$letters=array("A","C","M","E");
echo "Today's challenge is brought to you by the ";
echo count()$letters[];
echo " letters: ";
echo "AC";
echo ".";
?>
1 Answer

Eric Butler
33,496 Points$letters
is your array.
count()
is a function that returns the number of items in an array. This function needs to have an argument inside the parentheses so it knows what to count. Example: count($letters)
. Notice here that you don't want to add square brackets at the end of the array.
Does this help you figure the rest out?