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JavaScript JavaScript and the DOM (Retiring) Getting a Handle on the DOM DOM Selection - More Review

Tiffany White
Tiffany White
5,373 Points
Posted by Tiffany White
Tiffany White
5,373 Points

Not sure what I am being asked to do here.

The quiz is asking me how I would use querySelectorAll to target an id of 'student-infoand store it in theconst student-info =`. When I add the code to the answer, I get it wrong. So what exactly am I being asked here?

3 Answers

Jonathan Dewitt
Jonathan Dewitt
8,101 Points
Jonathan Dewitt
Jonathan Dewitt
8,101 Points

You may have an issue with your syntax, or you might not be running it on the document object:

const studentInfo = document.querySelectorAll('.student-info')
Brian Foley
Brian Foley
8,440 Points
Brian Foley
Brian Foley
8,440 Points

Hello, I looked at the quiz and it appears the question is asking about class. So the answer would be

document.querySelectorAll('.student-info');

hope that helps! :)

Tiffany White
Tiffany White
5,373 Points
Tiffany White
Tiffany White
5,373 Points

Thanks. Yep. I thought it was asking about an ID. my bad.