Build a Heritage Library Catalog - Step 5

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Tell us what’s happening:

hi,what im doing wrong? Inside parseCard, declare an empty array named trimmedParts. Then add a for loop that iterates over parts. Leave the loop body empty for now, as you’ll fill it in the next step.

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const rawCatalogCards = [
  "From a Buick 8 | King, Stephen | 2002 | Shelf K7",
  "The Shining | King, Stephen | 1977 | Shelf K1",
  "The Stand | King, Stephen | 1978 | Shelf K2",
  "It | King, Stephen | 1986 | Shelf K3",
  "Misery | King, Stephen | 1987 | Shelf K4",
  "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? | Dick, Philip K. | 1968 | Shelf D5",
  "I, Robot | Asimov, Isaac | 1950 | Shelf A8",
  "Foundation | Asimov, Isaac | 1951 | Shelf A9",
  "Dune | Herbert, Frank | 1965 | Shelf H3",
  "Neuromancer | Gibson, William | 1984 | Shelf G8",
  "Snow Crash | Stephenson, Neal | 1992 | Shelf S6",
  "The Martian | Weir, Andy | 2011 | Shelf W5",
  "Ender's Game | Card, Orson Scott | 1985 | Shelf C2",
  "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy | Adams, Douglas | 1979 | Shelf A1",
  "Ready Player One | Cline, Ernest | 2011 | Shelf C7",
  "The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger | King, Stephen | 1982 | Shelf K5",
  // edge cases: missing data
  "Unknown Title |  | 1975 | Shelf X1",
  "Mysterious Manuscript | Unknown Author |  | Shelf Z9",
  "Ancient Scroll | Anonymous | 850 | ",
];

function parseCard(rawString) {
  const parts = rawString.split("|");

// User Editable Region

 const trimmedParts = [];
for (const part of parts) {
}

// User Editable Region

  return parts;
}

const cardResult = parseCard(rawCatalogCards[2]);
console.log(cardResult);

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Challenge Information:

Build a Heritage Library Catalog - Step 5

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hello!

instead of a for...of loop, try using a normal for loop as shown in the example in the instructions.

for (let i = 0; i < array.length; i++) {
  // code to run on each iteration
}