Reputation: 361
window.addEventListener('load, initialize());
'use strict'
console.log('Im working);
var c = [
["TEST!","TEST@"]
];
function initialize() {
console.log(c[0].[1]);
}
I have tried for hours to make this code print out "TEST!", But the google console debugger, will no matter what I try, will say that the last set of square brackets is a unexpected Token. At this point, I just don't know what to do.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 269
Reputation: 207557
bracket notation does not use dots
var c = [ [1,2] ];
console.log(c[0][1]);
Another issue with your code is
window.addEventListener('load, initialize());
If initialize is returning a function it is correct. If it is not returning a function, than you are calling the method before the page load and assigning what it returns to the load event listener.
Upvotes: 2