Summary:
*Lesson: Loops (for and while loops) in JavaScript
*Project: Getting Dicey (follow up to the dice game)
Questions
Rick Fitzgerald: A question on Loops 6.3: I can't seem to get my code to be accepted, and I'm not getting help from Q&A. It's probably some small dyslexic error but I don't see it. Thanks!
function substring(start, all, end) {
if (start >= end) {
console.log(all[start]);
}
}
Discussion/observations
Comments (2)
byoose said
at 11:20 am on Mar 4, 2012
Rick: You might want to see if flipping "start" and "all" around in the function parameters will get you the OK. In their instructions they state: "Define a substring function that takes the parameters all, start, and end." You currently have (start, all, end).
I've noticed that Code Year is very particular about how you follow their instructions. I've been caught in having to change some spelling in the string variables one too many times...
Rick Fitzgerald said
at 11:30 am on Mar 4, 2012
Becky:
That was it! Thanks very much.
Rick
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