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Hello - first time posting. I've searched the forums to see if anyone else had the same question, with no luck. I'm going through the lessons in the tutorial but I can't figure out what's going on in part of the JS Type Conversion lesson. I'll link to the full lesson here, but below is the part I'm having trouble with: (mainly the function) I have no idea what's happening in the function... could someone be kind enough to break it down in detail for me? I understand how arrays work. But the function here has me stumped. Thanks so much
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I recently used PHP's json_encode( ) function to covert an array created with PHP into a JSON encoded object, as the conversion appeared normal, I then assigned the value to a Javascript variable using PHP's echo construct and reproduced it with a JS alert. This too, appeared normal. My difficulty arose when I tried using the jQuery .map( ) method to convert my nested Javascript object into a nested Javascript array. I received the following error message in my Console: TypeError: e is not an Object. (evaluating 't-1 in e') Am I being foolish to believe that I need a nested array when I already have a nested object? If not, is there not a routine to perform this very conversion?
