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import{aircrafts, flightReqs, meetsStaffReqs, meetsSpeedRangeReqs} from './airplane';
function displayFuelCapacity(){
aircrafts.forEach(function(element){
console.log('Fuel capacity of '+element.name+':' + element.fuelCapacity);
});
}
displayFuelCapacity();
function displayStaffStatus(){
aircrafts.forEach(function(element){
console.log(element.name + 'meets staff requirements: ' + meetsStaffReqs(element.availableStaff, flightReqs.requiredStaff));
});
}
function displaySpeedRangeStatus(){
aircrafts.forEach(function(element){
console.log(element.name+ 'meets speed range requirements: ' + meetsSpeedReqs(element.maxSpeed, element.minSpeed, flightReqs.requiredSpeedRange));
});
}
displayStaffStatus();
displaySpeedRangeStatus();
``` I still get an error but I get go next though Did I do something wrong?
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I think this one is just busted.
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The solution in this one is wrong. the names of objects and functions are not modified. bruh…?
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Uh what?
The stacktrace doesn’t match up at all with what’s written.
This whole export/import module is flaky and long winded.
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Solution 1’s Hint gives error because of single quotation that will give you error if you’re looking for the answer
function displaySpeedRangeStatus() {
aircrafts.forEach(function(element) {
console.log(element.name'<-------(Remove this Single Quote and everything will work) + ' meets speed range requirements: ' + meetsSpeedRangeReqs(element.maxSpeed, element.minSpeed, flightReqs.requiredSpeedRange));
});
}
displaySpeedRangeStatus();
So solution should look like this:
function displaySpeedRangeStatus(){
aircrafts.forEach(function(element){
console.log(element.name + 'meets speed range requirements: ’ + meetsSpeedRangeReqs(element.maxSpeed,element.minSpeed,flightReqs.requiredSpeedRange));
});
};
displaySpeedRangeStatus();
