Build a Lunch Picker Program - Build a Lunch Picker Program

JavaScript
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addLunchToEnd(["Pizza", "Tacos"], "Burger") should return ["Pizza", "Tacos", "Burger"]

I’m confused with this. Is it just asking me to add >console.log(addLunchToEnd([“Pizza”, “Tacos”], “Burger”));
inside the function? when I try that it fails and fails the task above.
do I need to be assigning the other foods somewhere?

Your code so far

const lunches = [];
//add-lunch-to-end-function
function addLunchToEnd(lunches,Tacos){
  lunches.push('Tacos');
    console.log(`${Tacos} added to the end of the lunch menu.`);
    console.log(addLunchToEnd(["Pizza", "Tacos"], "Burger"));

}

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This is the first issue I’m seeing with the word Tacos inside as a string. they are only arguments at this time, you could write out all the functions and see how many pass and then the logic part.

To sum it up I just wrote this and the end result was the same as yours.

consts lunches =
function addLunchToEnd (arr, string){
}

3

no, returning requires a specific keyword that you are not using in your function

4

Also, just as an aside. You are calling the function inside itself, which will cause an infinite loop. It is recursion without a base case and would result in the error Uncaught RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded

Log the function return outside the function, not inside it.

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