JavaScript\Bird Watcher exercise
export function totalBirdCount(birdsPerDay) { for (let i = 0; i < birdsPerDay.length; i++) { total += birdsPerDay[i]; } export function birdsInWeek(birdsPerDay, weekNumber) { for (let i = 0; i < birdsPerDay.length && i < weekNumber; i++) { }
#Hi, help please. I do not know what to do, nor do I know what I dont know, can someone be patient.
stuck bobcat
quasi creek
What's the problem? Does a test fail? Which test? What does it say?
Are those preceding numbers actually in the code?
stuck bobcat
the problem is that I am stuck on question 2, I am not even sure question 1 is correct but I do not know how to go about task 2, I do not know how to calculate more than one thing using for loops and I am not sure I understand how to write statements
I added the numbers so that its clear which question I was answering
quasi creek
If the tests pass then that's a pretty good indication you got it right. If the tests do not pass, then it's not right and you should fix it so the tests pass. Do the tests pass for the first task?
stuck bobcat
when I run the test it gives this response: We received the following error when we ran your code:
Unexpected end of script
quasi creek
The numbers make the code invalid 🙂 it's better to share the exact code and use words like the function's name to describe what you're stuck on
stuck bobcat
no I only added the numbers here not in my actual code/
quasi creek
when I run the test it gives this response: We received the following error when...
That sounds like a syntax error. Make sure every { has a corresponding }
quasi creek
no I only added the numbers here not in my actual code/
In the future, share your code exactly as you're testing it.
It's really hard to give feedback on issues when what you share it different from what you actually run
stuck bobcat
We received the following error when we ran your code:
Importing binding name 'birdsInWeek' is not found
quasi creek
Sounds like your code is missing that function definitely now
stuck bobcat
but the function is there?
quasi creek
but the function is there?
Where? What code are you running?
stuck bobcat
I have never used "import", all the previous excercises required a "export" before the function name
quasi creek
Yes. Your code exports the functions. The tests imports them. Or tries to.