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Confusing position of "Only change code above this line" at challenge "Using objects for lookup"
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- Created 7 years ago
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You are expected to return a string, and hence the
var resulthas already been created as such, it can be assigned from a value from the array.That’s the intent of the challenge. IMHO the placement of the comment is correct. /cc @erictleung this can be closed. Leaving it for your opinion.
@PrepressNinja You are not meant to change the return line. As Raisedadead said: You are expected to return a string, and hence the var result has already been created as such, it can be assigned from a value from the array.
That’s the intent of the challenge. IMHO the placement of the comment is correct.