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![Daniel Corio-Rosas](https://uploads.teamtreehouse.com/production/profile-photos/11619666/micro_received_555798918793234.jpg)
Daniel Corio-Rosas
6,995 PointsUncaught (in promise) ReferenceError: url is not defined
It's hard to follow along with the video when it's not up to date. I've spent hours looking at teacher's notes and common questions, and still haven't found the answer. I need help please https://w.trhou.se/jr7m50bbvj
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsYou didn't explain what the "up to date" issues are in the video, but the problems in this code are all places where it differs from what is shown in the video:
First, "getPeopleInSpace" is defined in the snapshot code as taking no argument, but in the video it takes an argument named "url" (which is what defines that term).
Then inside the arrow function, the converted results are assigned to a new constant named "peopleJSON", but in the video that constant is named "profileJSON" (which is what is referenced in the following return statement).