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JavaScript JavaScript Arrays Store Multiple Values in an Array Remove Elements From an Array

Angelica Islas
Angelica Islas
4,082 Points
Posted by Angelica Islas
Angelica Islas
4,082 Points

How do I add the shipping variable?

const orderQueue = ['1XT567437','1U7857317','1I9222528'];

orderQueue.shift();

script.js 
const orderQueue = ['1XT567437','1U7857317','1I9222528'];

 orderQueue.shift();

2 Answers

Jaskaran Pannu
Jaskaran Pannu
1,564 Points
Jaskaran Pannu
Jaskaran Pannu
1,564 Points

You are using correct logic so far. Your "Shift" method will return the first value of the array and you can store this value in a variable called 'shipping'.

Solution: const orderQueue = ['1XT567437','1U7857317','1I9222528']; let shipping = orderQueue.shift(); // This will return "1XT567437".

Nikos Papapetrou
Nikos Papapetrou
6,305 Points
Nikos Papapetrou
Nikos Papapetrou
6,305 Points

You have to create a new variable with which keyword you want (let, var, const) and to assign the orderQueue.shift(); 

let shipping = orderQueue.shift();