why are you doing this for (let i = 100; (i = 0); i--) ?

@Max Charles II if you want to iterate from the end of the array, you do For(let i = array length- 1; i >=0; i--)

Hey Sharanjeet, In task details page you should also display the subtasks if any and the user should be able to mark individual subtasks as complete.

Congratulations 🎊 keep it up!

So a component is a reusable piece of code, think of a button, an input, a list. You can have dumb components which only return jsx, like an svg icon, or functional components that also have their own state. I assume you refer to dumb components when you say "regular HTML"? I'm not sure if this what you refer to but I'm open to more discussion to clarify this for you

good code Valentina. for capitalising names instead of this nameParts[nameParts.length - 1] you can just say nameParts[1] as you only have 2 elements in your nameParts array. to further improve your code you could declare a function that uppercases the first character of a string and use that function in your map as you repeat same code for first and last name. in the future you can also practice writing map with arrow functions, I find it more readable than function declaration. but that is outside the scope of this exercise. for instance here : const squareNumbers = numbers.map(num => num * num ); this is just a suggestion you can try in the future when you feel more confident with map. I am not sure you know about ternary operator but you can use it instead of if statements if the logic is not too complex. for instance here: const doubleEvens = numbers.map(num => num % 2 === 0 ? (num * 2) : num) I hope I didn't make you too confuse 😁 again, your code is great, these are just suggestions for the future.