const names = ['Rohan', 'Roha', 'Shor', 'Salman', 'Rakibul', 'shikdarroy']
function findLongName(names){
}
What have you tried?
function longFriendNames(names){
let largestName = [];
for( let i = 0; i < names.length; i++){
const element = names [i];
if(element > largestName){
largestName = element;
}
}
return largestName
}
const names = ['Sohel', 'Rahim', 'Karim', 'Shago', 'Marufkhan']
const bigName = longFriendNames(names);
console.log(bigName);
Is there something wrong with it? Does it give the correct output?
yes ?
what’s problem this code?
and need solution
What value does it give for bigName
?
const names = ['Sohel', 'Rahim', 'Karim', 'Shago', 'Marufkhan']
I expected answer showing :Marufkhan but showing first five character letter name
you are using this.
What are element
and largestName
?
Can you use >
to compare two strings?
how to find largestName
I am not going to give you the answer, but I can help you work to the solution.
That would be the one which is longest, right?
If you want to use the length to find the largestName
, why are you comparing the string themselves and not their length here:
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