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

Posted by Aimee Weiß
Aimee Weiß
9,678 Points

Regarding the next challenge, i can't find the right solution. Help

I tried 2 approaches and they worked in Visual Studio Code, but the test won't accept it. Can someone tell me what i am doing wrong?

const orderQueue = ['1XT567437','1U7857317','1I9222528']; const shipping = [orderQueue.shift()];

Or: const orderQueue = ['1XT567437','1U7857317','1I9222528']; const item = orderQueue.shift() const shipping = [item];

1 Answer

Martin Sole
Martin Sole
82,199 Points
Martin Sole
Martin Sole
82,199 Points

Hi

As you are calling a JS Method on an array you don't need to wrap this in square brackets, so for example arrayName.pop() doesn't need square brackets around it. You almost have the correct answer in both examples, just in the first it is inside square brackets and in the second example it is assigned to the variable 'item'.