Picture Perfect explainer

[balajietr]

I cannot identify what’s wrong with my code:

[Grasshopper_Ben]

Hey there:
@Anshu_Gupta I’m not sure exactly why, but somehow the .src on line 14 of your code is not being read properly. When I deleted it and rewrote it, it worked for me, so try that.

@balajietr If you copy/paste code from the forum that is not code-formatted by backticks ```, the quotes will get messed up, and you’ll have to fix them manually.

This is code-formatted:

let animal = 'cat'

This is not code-formatted:
let animal = ‘cat’

To get your code to work, change all the quotation marks to single, double or backtick quotation marks.

Hope this helps!
Ben

[balajietr]

But I have NOT copy/paste anything and i tried fixing by deleting it and rewriting it but it did not work for me i dont know why…

[balajietr]

And Now,

[balajietr]

Bingo! I have got it correct! By rewriting picture.src

[HARISH_Kabadwal]

Umm… I need help I am stuck also.

[Pummarin_The_gamer]

Hey there. Happy to help!

At line 15, you have wrote .textContent(animal[2]) instead of .textContent = animal[2]. Since .textContent does not have parentheses (), try replacing it with .textContent = animal[2].

Hope this helps!
Pummarin

[HARISH_Kabadwal]

Ok thanks it worked for me

[Aryaditya_Singh]

I Don’t see the problem?

[bee_kas_bhandari]

try this

[Sarah_Brown]

I am not sure what I am doing wrong here I can not move past this level

[Farhan_Tawfeeq]

import { animals } from ‘animalShelter.data’;

let title = document.createElement(‘h1’);
title.textContent = ‘Adoptable Animals’;
document.body.appendChild(title);

for (let animal of animals) {

let animalName = document.createElement('h2');
animalName.textContent = animal[0];
document.body.appendChild(animalName);

let picture = document.createElement('img');
img.src = animal[1];
document.body.appendChild(picture);

let description = document.createElement('paragraph');
description.textContent = animal[2];
document.body.appendChild(description);

}

Please find my mistake. It says Make sure the order of the elements inside the loop is h2 , img , then p .

[juan_manuel_Lavigne]

I can’t find out what’s wrong whit my code, someone please help me!

[Daniela_Rodrigues]

import { animals } from ‘animalShelter.data’;

let title = document.createElement(‘h1’);
title.textContent = ‘Adoptable Animals’;
document.body.appendChild(title);

for (let animal of animals) {

let animalName = document.createElement('h2');
animalName.textContent = animal[0];
let picture  = document.createElement('img');
   picture.src = animal[1];
let description = document.createElement('p');
  description.textContent = animal[2];
  

    document.body.appendChild(animalName);
    document.body.appendChild(picture);
    document.body.appendChild(description);

}

Solution =)

[da_vi]

import { animals } from ‘animalShelter.data’;

let title = document.createElement(‘h1’);
title.textContent = ‘Adoptable Animals’;
document.body.appendChild(title);

for (let animal of animals) {

let animalName = document.createElement('h2');
animalName.textContent = animal[0];
document.body.appendChild(animalName);

let picture = document.createElement('img')
.src = animal[1]
document.body.appendChild(picture)

let description = document.createElement('p')
description.textContent = animal[2]
document.body.appendChild(paragraph)

}
what i am missing?

[Vando_Santos]

Hey folks, here it is y contribuition to the exercise…

[Uart_Undraa_s_art]

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