Learn Basic String and Array Methods by Building a Music Player - Step 76

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Step 76
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If there is a match then set userData?.currentSong to null and userData?.songCurrentTime to 0.

After that, call the pauseSong() function to stop the playback and the setPlayerDisplay() function to update the player display.

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if (userData?.currentSong?.id === id) {
    userData?.currentSong = null;
    userData?.songCurrentTime = 0;
    pauseSong();
    setPlayerDisplay();
  }

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Challenge Information:

Learn Basic String and Array Methods by Building a Music Player - Step 76

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There’s error in instructions, optional chaining shouldn’t be used when assigning.

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How do I move forward with this then?

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Remove optional chaining in these lines:

    userData?.currentSong = null;
    userData?.songCurrentTime = 0;
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