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Cody Norman
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 3,421 PointsWhat is the "correct" answer?
const orderQueue = ['1XT567437','1U7857317','1I9222528'];
const shipping = [];
orderQueue.shift();
shipping.push('1XT567437');
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsHere's some hints:
- don't replicate the value, access it by indexing into the array
- don't create a new array, just assign the value directly to the variable
Cody Norman
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 3,421 PointsThat second hint did the trick. Guess I was trying to make it more complicated then it needed to be. Thank you.
Cody Norman
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 3,421 PointsCody Norman
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 3,421 PointsI've tried 6 different ways, all of which work. but I keep getting: Bummer: Make sure that you're assigning the first element of the array to the
shippingvariable.Also unrelated the reason I added this comment is because I couldn't type everything in the original question for some reason.