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Start your free trialTina Budzáková
6,685 PointsThere is SyntaxError: Unexpected token '['. const declared variable 'correct' must have an initializer.
Hello, in my code it's saying I have syntax error on line 8 which is this one, const correct[];
// 2. Store the number of questions answered correctly const correct[]; const incorrect[]; let correctAnswers = 0;
I have no idea what is wrong. Can somebody help me please?
1 Answer
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there, Tina Budzáková! It looks like you're missing a couple of equal signs. According to your question, you currently have:
const correct[];
const incorrect[];
But that should be:
const correct = [];
const incorrect = [];
They should be initialized with empty arrays. The equals sign is the assignment operator.
Hope this helps!
Tina Budzáková
6,685 PointsTina Budzáková
6,685 PointsThank you! It's working.