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Rob Palmer
8,358 PointsTrying to figure out why this line of code doesn't work for get unusedTokens()
get unusedTokens() { let arr = []; for(let i = 0; i < this.tokens.length; i++) { if (this.tokens[i].dropped = false) { arr.push(this.tokens[i]); } return arr; } }
1 Answer
jb30
44,805 PointsIn the line if (this.tokens[i].dropped = false), you have one =, which will assign the value false to this.tokens[i].dropped. To check equality, try using === or == instead.
To format a block of code, you can type three backticks, `, followed by the word javascript, on the line before the code block, and three backticks on the line after the code block. To format code inline, you can type a backtick before and after the code.
Rob Palmer
8,358 PointsAwesome, I feel silly for not catching that. Thanks for the help!
Rob Palmer
8,358 PointsRob Palmer
8,358 PointsSorry first time posting a question, I didn't realize my code would get all messed up formatting-wise. I guess I could also use some help on how to fix that for next time as well!