let allEntrees = orders.reduce( (accumulator, currentValue) => [...accumulator, ...currentValue.entree] )
In reduce() someone please explain this.
Uncaught TypeError: accumulator is not iterable at <anonymous>:2:38 at Array.reduce (<anonymous>) at <anonymous>:1:25 (anonymous) @ VM134:2 (anonymous) @ VM134:1
I get it what she's trying to do but still, console gave me an error.
Thanks for the article. I didn't know about for...in and for...of before.
Well, I did not run the code above, but I'd suggest reading the documentation of reduce as a supplement
reduce
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
Anyways, some great examples 👍
Ty 😸 I did the math, why their is an error.
let allEntrees = orders.reduce( (accumulator, currentValue) => [...accumulator, ...currentValue.entree], [] // you forgot this here )
FTFY
Thanks so much for catching this! updated.
lol never thought about this one, I used Object.values() instead and a tiny bit of mod in the logic.
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let allEntrees = orders.reduce(
(accumulator, currentValue) => [...accumulator, ...currentValue.entree]
)
In reduce() someone please explain this.
I get it what she's trying to do but still, console gave me an error.
Thanks for the article.
I didn't know about for...in and for...of before.
Well, I did not run the code above, but I'd suggest reading the documentation of
reduce
as a supplementdeveloper.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
Anyways, some great examples 👍
Ty 😸 I did the math, why their is an error.
FTFY
Thanks so much for catching this! updated.
lol never thought about this one, I used Object.values() instead and a tiny bit of mod in the logic.