Multi dimensional array

JavaScript
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Could not figure it out what wrong am I doing

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var myList = ["coffee", 3; "tea", 4; "milk", 5; "suger", 6; "spoon",7]; console.log(myList)

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Hi there @babu1

To my opinion, no semicolons ; are allowed inside array…

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Yes I tried that way to by elemeniting semicolons but coming up the followings:

The first elements in each of your sub-arrays should all be strings.

The second elements in each of your sub-arrays should all be numbers.

You should have at least 5 items in your list.

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var myList = [“coffee”, 3 “tea”, 4 “milk”, 5 “suger”, 6 “spoon”,7]; console.log(myList)

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Re-read the instructions carefully. You need to create multi dimensional arrays…

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In fact, there is no example of multi dimensional. Could you please show me one

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Multi dimensional array it is nesting one array in another. You have a lesson like that in Javascript basic.

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Yes, thank you. The point is nesting; I got it. The brackets followed by coma. Solved it; thanks again

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Please select the mail that helped you as a “solution”, to credit the person that helped you to get to solution.

Thank you.

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Ok i’ll do if I find it since you the only one I was talking to. Thanks