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reported sentence that looks weird, and I agree. it is used in 4 files here is the sentence I noticed in the last file, we are using deepEquel, should we mention that array's variables' respective position matter?
Can I be assigned to this? We can simply improve it as "property with the value of an array".
contribution isn't open for issues with label , you are more than welcome to discuss how to improve it
I would shorten them to just use ... e.g. "Your fifth value should have a array with three strings."
there is no one has provided a better option yet, so I am opening this for contribution, and when the JS is published, we can come back to this when campers are taking the course. You should follow Tom comment here because no one has answered this, I think it doesn't matter If you would like to fix this issue, please make sure you read , we prioritize contributors following the instructions in our guides. Join us in or if you need help contributing, our moderators will guide you through this.
Hello Sir, can you assign me this issue? hacktoberfest
how does this sounds? "Your fifth locations value should have a with the value being an array consisting of three strings." I for one think we don't need to over explain this, as the values are described in order most people will put them in that exact order.
Although, we are trying to include everyone, you are right this is me trying to overtune something simple. It's good, but we should keep Tom suggestion. In HTML/CSS projects steps, we are using the same sentence structure that Tom mentioned, so there will be comfort, and subtle hints that is an object that carry variables.
you can open a PR, after reading our guideline. more info in this comment
Your fifth locations value should have a property and an array value with three strings. kept most of the original wordings.
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assert.equal(locations[4].name, 'kill monster'); ``` <del> Your fifth `locations` value should have a `button text` property with the value an array with three `Go to town square` strings. </del> <ins> Your fifth `locations` value should have a `button text` array with three `Go to town square` strings. </ins> ```js assert.deepEqual(locations[4]["button text"], ['Go to town square', 'Go to town square', 'Go to town square']); ``` <del> Your fifth `locations` value should have a `button functions` property with the value an array with three `goTown` variables. </del> <ins> Your fifth `locations` value should have a `button functions` array with three `goTown` variables. </ins> ```js assert.deepEqual(locations[4]["button functions"], [goTown, goTown, goTown]);

assert.equal(locations[6].name, 'win'); ``` <del> Your seventh `locations` value should have a `button text` property with the value an array with three `REPLAY?` strings. </del> <ins> Your seventh `locations` value should have a `button text` array with three `REPLAY?` strings. </ins> ```js assert.deepEqual(locations[6]["button text"], ['REPLAY?', 'REPLAY?', 'REPLAY?']); ``` <del> Your seventh `locations` value should have a `button functions` property with the value an array with three `restart` variables. </del> <ins> Your seventh `locations` value should have a `button functions` array with three `restart` variables. </ins> ```js assert.deepEqual(locations[6]["button functions"], [restart, restart, restart]);

assert.equal(locations[7].name, "easter egg"); ``` <del> Your eighth `locations` value should have a `button text` property with the value an array with the strings `2`, `8`, and `Go to town square?`. </del> <ins> Your eighth `locations` value should have a `button text` array with the strings `2`, `8`, and `Go to town square?`. </ins> ```js assert.deepEqual(locations[7]["button text"], ["2", "8", "Go to town square?"]); ``` <del> Your eighth `locations` value should have a `button functions` property with the value an array with the variables `pickTwo`, `pickEight`, and `goTown`. </del> <ins> Your eighth `locations` value should have a `button functions` an array with the variables `pickTwo`, `pickEight`, and `goTown`. </ins> ```js assert.deepEqual(locations[7]["button functions"], [pickTwo, pickEight, goTown]);

assert.equal(locations[5].name, 'lose'); ``` <del> Your sixth `locations` value should have a `button text` property with the value an array with three `REPLAY?` strings. </del> <ins> Your sixth `locations` value should have a `button text` array with three `REPLAY?` strings. </ins> ```js assert.deepEqual(locations[5]["button text"], ['REPLAY?', 'REPLAY?', 'REPLAY?']); ``` <del> Your sixth `locations` value should have a `button functions` property with the value an array with three `restart` variables. </del> <ins> Your sixth `locations` value should have a `button functions` array with three `restart` variables. </ins> ```js assert.deepEqual(locations[5]["button functions"], [restart, restart, restart]);