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Tai Software
Tai Software
2,335 Points
Posted by Tai Software
Tai Software
2,335 Points

Can't use the flat method on the outside. itemsA.concat(itemsB) doesn't work. What am I missing?

Question 2 Quiz.

const itemsA = [ 'Lightsaber', 'Mockingjay pin', 'Box of chocolates' ]; const itemsB = [ 'Ghost trap', 'The One Ring', 'DeLorean' ] const allItems = [ __ , __ ]

List of possible answers below.

const allItems = itemsA.concat(itemsB) const allItems = [itemsA,itemsB].flat()

I just don't get it. Nothing I attempt seems to work. The comma really throws me off and the fact you're only able to do two entries with a comma.

I don't believe this is a solution but I also attempted below.

const allItems = [itemsA, itemsB]

1 Answer

Tai Software
Tai Software
2,335 Points
Tai Software
Tai Software
2,335 Points

Nvm figured this out.

const allItems = [ ...itemsA , ...itemsB ]