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JavaScript JavaScript Foundations Functions Return Values

Posted by Christian Koch
Christian Koch
1,741 Points

You are missing a function named arrayCounter

Hey everybody, so I know that this has been asked several times, but I am honestly stuck: 

  function arrayCounter (array) {
    if (typeof array === "undefined" || typeof array ==="number" || 
        typeof array === "string" ){
      return 0;

    } else (return = array.length; )
  }

That was the code I entered, and I have no idea why it still does not work, anybody can help?

2 Answers

Rob Waymouth
Rob Waymouth
5,691 Points
Rob Waymouth
Rob Waymouth
5,691 Points

Hi Christian,

It looks like your else statement is the issue here.

You need to change the parentheses to brackets, and you have an extraneous equals sign as well. It looks like it should work if you fix those problems.

Hope that helps.

Christian Koch
Christian Koch
1,741 Points
Christian Koch
Christian Koch
1,741 Points

yay, it worked. thank you!