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How to solve this step? is unclear, Im trying to
Your code so far
<!-- file: index.html -->
/* file: styles.css */
/* file: script.js */
// User Editable Region
arr.map(
function(card) {
playerCards.innerHTML+=card
}
)
// User Editable Region
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Challenge Information:
Learn Modern JavaScript Methods by Building Football Team Cards - Step 25
Please talk to us about how the instructions are confusing. Thanks
The instructions asking you this:
Inside the setPlayerCards function, start by adding the map method to arr that will take in an empty callback function. Then, use the addition assignment += operator to assign the new array to playerCards.innerHTML.
You didn’t have a callback function.
The map method is supposed to take an empty callback function as its argument.
The function (card) {
playerCards.innerHTML += card
}
is not an empty callback function, because it takes a parameter “card” and there are executable statements inside your function.
I also had problems with this step, but my question is a different one.
My previous code didn’t pass:
playerCards.innerHTML = arr.map (function( ) { });
I eventually figured it out by passing in another form of empty callback functions.
(To not simply give out the answer, I won’t post it here)
What I do not understand is:
There seems to be two forms of empty callback functions.
Why is the empty callback function as provided above not acceptable in this step?
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