Why doesn't my for loop break?

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Why doesn’t my loop break when parcels.lenght === 0 ?

function completeRoute(start) { 
  let at = start;
  pickUpParcels(at);
   
  for (let turns = 0; ; turns++) {
    console.log("turns = " + turns);
    console.log("pickedUp length for loop " + pickedUp.lenght);
    console.log("parcels length for loop " +  parcels.length);
    if (parcels.lenght === 0) {
      console.log(`Delivered in ${turns} turns`);
      break;
    }  
    console.log("dest lenght = " + destination.length);
    if (destination.length === 0) getDestination();
    //console.log("destination " + destination);
    getRoute(at, destination[0]);
    console.log("route " + destination[0]);
    move(at, destination[0]);
    at = destination[0]
    destination.shift();
  }
}
completeRoute("Post Office");

As you can see parcels.lenght hits zero but the loop continues.

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The full code on GitHub.

Secondary question, why is pickedUp.length undefined within function completeRoute when it is not undefined elsewhere in the code?

2

You misspelled length in quite a few places

3

Thanks, embarrassed, I thought emmet in VS Code had my back on that. But I must have fully typed it out. Good news I guess is the code logic was right. Have to be more careful in the future.