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Start your free trialLeon Segal
14,754 Pointsvalue.hasValidArguments is not a function
My solution is this:
const https = require( "https" );
const request = https.get( "https://teamtreehouse.com/chalkers.json", response => {
console.log( response.statusCode );
});
request.on( 'error', error => console.error( error.message ) );
Pretty sure it's right (works fine in my local dev env), but gives me a weird error in the treehouse exercise in the browser:
(X) Bummer! value.hasValidArguments is not a function
Anyone know what is going on?
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThis might be a limitation of the challenge.
It could be that the challenge mechanism may have a dependency on the arguments object, which is not established for functions created using the "arrow" notation. Try creating your error handler using a conventional anonymous function definition and see if that fixes the issue.
Leon Segal
14,754 PointsLeon Segal
14,754 PointsYeah - that's what it was, thanks!