Array Indexes Arrays are ordered lists. We can get a value at a specific position in the list using an index. Just like strings, array indexes start at 0. If you ask for an out-of-range index, the result will be undefined. Here's an example: let list = ["some string", 42, true]; list[0]; // 'some string' list[1]; // 42 list[2]; // true list[3]; // undefined Tests To pass the tests, create a variable called testArray. It should: (WARNING: the following values are not in order) at the second index: the number 42 at the third index: the string "hello" at the zeroth index: the boolean true at the first index: undefined (undefined is a value)