Learn Basic String and Array Methods by Building a Music Player - Step 62

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You should use document.getElementById() to get the #player-song-title element.

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const setPlayerDisplay = () => {
playingSong = document.getElementById(‘#player-song-title’);
songArtist = document.getElementById(‘#player-song-artist’);
};

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Learn Basic String and Array Methods by Building a Music Player - Step 62

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[danielbailey0629]

Hi! The # symbol identifies that we are looking for an html element id (as opposed to a class which uses a period or other element nomenclature). But we are already using the command for find an element by id, so we don’t need to use that symbol with that command. you would expect to use the id signifier if we were using the more general command of searchall.