Hi 🤚 Thanks for your post. I think your example of shopping list is wrong. You can’t do associative arrays like this in javascript, you have to use object notation.
myShoppingList can be declared like this :
myShoppingList
let myShoppingList = { juice: 2, cheese: 4}
You're right! Thank you, Sorry I had gotten myself confused too! Have updated the blog 😄
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Hi 🤚
Thanks for your post.
I think your example of shopping list is wrong. You can’t do associative arrays like this in javascript, you have to use object notation.
myShoppingListcan be declared like this :You're right! Thank you, Sorry I had gotten myself confused too! Have updated the blog 😄