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On line 385 in your screenshot you check whether there's a second card. Why not just use that to check for the third card? Presumably you could put that check in a while loop. Alternatively, you also know the length of the array so you could easily write a for loop.
On line 385 in your screenshot you check whether there's a second card. Why not just use that to check for the third card? Presumably you could put that check in a while loop. Alternatively, you also know the length of the array so you could easily write a for loop.
@dan-diddy Yep, checking if the array contains the element would fix my issue in my copy of the library, that would have to be served from my local server instead of the CDN.
See also #85
If we have unlimited cards - no problem.
As we have finite amount - accessing third form the end triggers an error (see image attached)
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