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JavaScript

Syed Mahmoodi
Syed Mahmoodi
4,744 Points
Posted by Syed Mahmoodi
Syed Mahmoodi
4,744 Points

Methods Part 1: Elements task 3 -On about line 20, add the 'firstWord' variable to the beginning of the array 'saying'.

<script>

      var spareWords = ["The","chimney","sweep's","dog"];
      var saying = ["quick", "brown", "fox", "jumps", "over", "the", "lazy"];
      var firstWord = spareWords.shift();
      var lastWord = spareWords.pop();
      saying.unShift(firstWord);
      saying;

    </script>

I Tried adding

saying.unShift("firstWord");

i know this is wrong as we can't pass the variable with " ".

saying.unShift(firstWord);

passing the variable without " " 

saying.unShift(firstWord.toString());

everything displays the error You're missing the 'unshift' method and the 'firstWord' variable.

2 Answers

Chase Lee
Chase Lee
29,275 Points
Chase Lee
Chase Lee
29,275 Points

Try doing unShift without a capital S. Like this:

saying.unshift(the "firstWord" variable probablay goes here);
Syed Mahmoodi
Syed Mahmoodi
4,744 Points
Syed Mahmoodi
Syed Mahmoodi
4,744 Points

Thanks it works..! but why the method without camelcase, i didn't notice that while watching the video.

for the record, how many other methods or functions we have without camelcase.

Chase Lee
Chase Lee
29,275 Points
Chase Lee
Chase Lee
29,275 Points

To be honest I don't really know. The only reason I knew what to do for this one is because it said: 'unshift', not 'unShift'.

Britni Alexander
Britni Alexander
10,888 Points
Britni Alexander
Britni Alexander
10,888 Points

"unshift" does not use camel case because it is only one word. "Un" is a prefix of, not a separate word from, "shift."