put

console.log(n[i])

before the if statement in your for loop

Ah, I wonder if it is any different now as I made an attempt with the code I was using prior.

Sorry, I'm still figuring out how this works!

@Doperoni

when I try clicking on the View Solution button, all I saw was this:

function positiveSum(arr) {
  
}

Unfortunately, none of that seems to be of any help. :(

All I get from the test output is "expected +0 to equal 15."
Which I am assuming is saying that the first test does not equal 15.
It seems to work in my replit compiler though.

read the test output, read the example test code, use console.log

I am wondering if there is anybody who can look over the code that I have? I've been testing it on an online replit js compiler and it seems to work as the function asks. However, everytime I make an attempt it fails.

Maybe it's because I'm using the "..." rest operator?

Sorry, I am very new to this and don't have anybody I can ask inrl.

I didn't want to post my code publically to avoid spoilers.