I have made a for loop in order to console log multiple entries in an array. The for loop, however, only returns the last entry in the array, instead of everything from 0 to end of array.
for (var i = 0; i < roa.length; i++) {questionContentRoa = roa[i].questionContent, correctAnswerRoa = roa[i].correctAnswer } console.log(questionContentRoa, correctAnswerRoa);
It will be clearer to you if you ident the code a little bit.
The console.log is outside of the scope, hence, it's only logging the last assignment before the loop ends.
for (var i = 0; i < roa.length; i++) {
questionContentRoa = roa[i].questionContent;
correctAnswerRoa = roa[i].correctAnswer;
}
console.log(questionContentRoa, correctAnswerRoa);
The console.log should be inside the for loop. You have placed it outside.
Alternatively, an easier way to iterate through an array is by using the forEach loop.
roa.forEach((item)=>{
console.log(item.questionContent, item.correctAnswer );
});
// in the first iteration item would be the roa[0],
//then in the second iteration it would be roa[1] and so on until the array ends..