can anyone, please, tell me why this code does not work?
var newbie = [];
for ( var c of "greetings"){
var newbie += c;
};
I am trying to put characters of "greetings" to an array newbie.
You can't use +=
to add elements to array. You need to use Array.prototype.push
Note: Don't use var
or let
to declare arrays and objects. Use const
.
Reason: We usually don't reassign the arrays and objects using =
operator. We generally modify them. So to prevent them from reassigning use const
. In a special case when you know that you need to change object's value using =
then you may use let
const newbie = [];
for (let c of "greetings"){
newbie.push(c);
};
console.log(newbie)
You can also use split()
to convert string into array.
let str = "greetings";
const newbie = str.split('');
console.log(newbie)