Learn Basic String and Array Methods by Building a Music Player - Step 12

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Tell us what’s happening: My code is not working. I followed the instructions.

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const songsHTML = array.map(song => {
});
};

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Learn Basic String and Array Methods by Building a Music Player - Step 12

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You do not need that arrow function.

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const songsHTML = array.map();

};
not working

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It should work, post the other sections of your JS code, maybe the problem lies there.

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Later when you call the renderSongs function, you’ll pass in the songs array inside the userData object. When you do, the function will loop through the array and build HTML for all the songs.

To do this, you’ll use the map() method, which you’ll learn more about in the following steps.

For now, use const to declare a variable named songsHTML and assign it array.map().

my code:

const songsHTML = array.map();

};

this code is below the const renderSongs = (array) => {

note: even if i remove the () after the map, the code doesn’t work.

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