Guille-Sanchez
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1 year ago I think the answer is correct
The first item is an object, let's name it beach:
{sand: {animal: 'puplo'}}
the second item is a string, key of the first object, lets name it result:
beach['sand'] = {animal: 'pulpo'} this exists
the third is a string, key of the previous object:
result['animal'] = 'pulpo' this exists
Since the value exists, it was found it, the function must return true. And the test expects true, so it is correct
In the last challange there is an error:
Here the slogan of the task:
For example. With the Ocean object that comes to us as the first parameter, we can explore the Deep place and look for the Treasure object. So we would try to access Ocean.deep.treasure.
If we find it, the robot returns True and if he does not find it he returns False. We just need to know if we have found it or not, we do not need to know its value.
I think in that test, the correct answer must be false