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Maurizio Galli
23,424 PointsWhat's wrong with this code?
Trying hard to figure out where is my error. Please help!
function arrayCounter(a)
{
if (typeOf a === 'string' || typeOf a === 'number' || typeOf a === 'undefined') {
return 0;
} else {
return a.length;
}
}
2 Answers
Xander Taylor
12,390 PointsNice catch! Good old camelCase :)
Sergio Alen
26,726 Pointscheers, was looking for this answer too, but my problem was I didn't add the || between arguments.. I thought with commas was good..
Maurizio Galli
23,424 PointsMaurizio Galli
23,424 PointsSOLVED! Please forgive me! I've used "typeof" instead of "typeOf". I'm not familiar with CaSe SENsitiVe JS yet ;)