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JavaScript

Posted by Alex Kaidan
Alex Kaidan
3,464 Points

Use the 'splice' method to replace "quick" and "brown" from the 'saying' array and add "slow" and "red" in their place in that order.

saying.splice(1,2,["quick","brown"]); creates the array which was asked for but doesn't pass the challenge.

1 Answer

Mike Bronner
Mike Bronner
16,395 Points
Mike Bronner
Mike Bronner
16,395 Points

The splice method doesn't take an array as an argument. Instead, it is formatted as such:

array.splice(index, numberOfItemsToRemove, item1, item2, item3, ..., itemN);

Merry Christmas! :) ~Mike

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points
James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

To add to Mike Bronner's answer, here's some good documentation on using the splice method