Learn Basic JavaScript by Building a Role Playing Game - Step 72

[iadnan]

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anyone can help me out i’m stuck here !!!
Now that you have a cave location object, update your goCave function to call update and pass that new cave location. Remember that this is the third element in your locations array.

Don’t forget to remove your console.log call!

### Your code so far

function goCave() {
update(locations);
}

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Learn Basic JavaScript by Building a Role Playing Game - Step 72

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[Teller]

Welcome to the new course

How are you accessing the array without bracket notation?

Happy coding

[iadnan]

i make this and still not working
const caveLocation=caveLocation[2];
upDate(caveLocation)

[wizzbangwa]

Try merging both lines. You do not need to create a new variable just to pass the variable into a function and then never use that variable again. Not good practice in terms of memory usage. Your single line should be:

update(locations[2]);

The instructions do not mention a variable “caveLocations”, do you mean the “locations” array instead? Do not change the variable names the instructions say to use, will result in a fail every time.