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keren lerner
3,561 PointsWhy is this wrong?
Not sure why my answer is wrong. Thanks!
var orderQueue = ['1XT567437','1U7857317','1I9222528'];
var shipping = shift (orderQueue [0] );
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2 Answers
Justin Horner
Treehouse Guest TeacherHelle Keren,
To accomplish the goal you need to call the shift method on the orderQueue array variable because the shift method is a member of arrays. It should look something like this.
var shipping = array.shift(0);
I hope this helps.
Matthew Delange
26,584 PointsIt needs the var of orderQueue to call the first item from so this is the correct answer:
var shipping = orderQueue.shift(0);
hope this helps some of you.
keren lerner
3,561 Pointskeren lerner
3,561 PointsThis is the question I was trying to answer:
The orderQueue array contains a list of customer orders. Create a new variable named shipping -- remove the first item from the array and place it in the shipping variable.