Arguments Optional- Second argument can't be accessed on final test

JavaScript
1

Tell us what’s happening:
On the last test, where the second argument is an array with a number, I’m not able to verify that the second argument exists at all, let alone work with it in order to pass the test.

I am logging the second argument to the console and, for that last test, the console says “undefined” as if there is no second argument at all. Is this a bug?

Ignore all of the code everything except:

console.log(arguments[1]);.

This isn’t a complete attempt. I am specifically just asking why the second argument can’t be accessed in the test where the second argument is ([3]).

Your code so far


function addTogether() {
  let nanz = function(x) {return isNaN(x);}
  let arr=Array.from(arguments); 
  console.log(arr,arguments[1]);
  if (arr.some(nanz)) {return undefined;}
}
addTogether(2,3);

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Link to the challenge:
https://learn.freecodecamp.org/javascript-algorithms-and-data-structures/intermediate-algorithm-scripting/arguments-optional

3

Adding on to the previous posts, isNaN() doesn’t check if given argument is a number or not. It only checks if the given argument is NaN or something else.

4

Ignore everything except:

console.log(arguments[1]);.

This isn’t a complete attempt. I am specifically just asking why the second argument can’t be accessed in the test where the second argument is ([3]).