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Saqib Ishfaq
13,912 Pointsok i did not get whats happening with 1. " listHTML" here? 2.and whats "print" purpose here?
3.and whats the point of "function print (message)" ?
- and wot does that do and why do we need this += here
listHTML += '</ol>';
any simpler and non-confusing explaination to the whole lesson plz! as i was enjoying this arrays session upto this point and it feels like i hit the brick wall all of a sudden(facepalm)
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 Points- the "listHTML" variable is holding a string that is being constructed in several operations
- the "print" function just puts the string argument onto the page
- the "+=" is a concatenating assignment, basically it means "add this onto the end"
Saqib Ishfaq
13,912 Pointsi understand i was actually reading ur answer posts from 29th june to a student micheal ,of almost similiar questions. helped alot! thanks
Saqib Ishfaq
13,912 PointsSaqib Ishfaq
13,912 Pointsonly thing m still confused about is passing "list" as an argument to the function "printList" and then in for loop we using length property to check the no of items in that. but where is "list" to check the length property for it? is this an imaginary list for as many as no of items in the list?