I have an array of objects called allFeeds. Each object has a "name" key, which has an associated value called "url". I am trying to write a test in Jasmine that loops through the array and tests each object to ensures no "url" value is "undefined". My code is below. I have tried a couple iterations of the syntax/logic to no avail.

    it('each object in allFeeds array should have a URL value associated with each key', function() {
          allFeeds.forEach(function (arrayItem) {
                var x = arrayItem.url
                return x;
            });
          expect(x).not.toBeUndefined();
       });

I have an array of objects called allFeeds. Each object has a "name" key, which has an associated value called "url". I am trying to write a test in Jasmine that loops through the array and tests each object to ensures no "url" value is "undefined". My code is below. I have tried a couple iterations of the syntax/logic to no avail.

    it('each object in allFeeds array should have a URL value associated with each key', function() {
          allFeeds.forEach(function (arrayItem) {
                var x = arrayItem.url
                return x;
            });
          expect(x).not.toBeUndefined();
       });

• javascript
• arrays
• function
• foreach
• jasmine

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Looks like you place your 'check' at the wrong position.

it('each object in allFeeds array should have a URL value associated with each key', function() {
    allFeeds.forEach(function (arrayItem) {
        var x = arrayItem.url
        // Check 'x' here
        expect(x).not.toBeUndefined();
    });
    // Worng position - 'x' exists only in the loop
    // expect(x).not.toBeUndefined();
});