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In the description says that the team always plays 10 matches, but is secure to use a loop.

A loop is required, simply because you don't know how long the array games is. A solution without a loop isn't possible.
Edit: Since there are always 10 games, you don't need a loop.

The error comes from this line: let [i] = 0, which tries to handle 0 as if it were an array. You should use let i = 0 instead.

Here are a few tips:

• Use == or === when comparing values
• You can access an index of an array by using []. So index 1 of array "arr" can be accessed with arr[1].
• Your code has to use the games variable

Woohoo! My first Kata! Don't overthink it guys! Think about the problem, then code! Trust me! You'll be shocked at how much you may have overthought it!

I was attempting to accomplish this Kata without using a for loop, but cant seem to think of another way of doing it. After giving the for loop a go I keep running into the error "TypeError: 0 is not iterable" now im assuming that this has something to do with my loop, but i cant seem to see where i went wrong. Any guidance on where i might have messed up would be great, and if maybe you could give me another possible route to take to accomplish a correct answer without using a for loop would be awesome. Thanks for any help

Awesome man thanks for your help.

Your function needs to accept an argument, which you then work with.

It should look like this:

function findNeedle(haystack) {
  // your code here
}

Currently, your function just does the same thing over and over again and is ignoring the input. You need to use the argument instead of your position array.

Hello, I keep running into this problem (expected 'found the needle at position 5' to equal 'found the needle at position 3') Im unsure where I went wrong. According to my code this would be the correct answer. Any guidance?