[SOLVED] Cannon Landing Force

Here is my code

# We should send soldiers to defend the village.
# Also we need clear out old fire traps.
# For both of those goals we'll use the artillery!
# The artillery can launch soldiers and anti-traps.

# The scout prepared a map of the landing zone.
# The map is a 2D array where cells are strings.
landingMap = hero.findNearest(hero.findFriends()).landingMap

# Tell the cannons the row, column, and target type.
# To get the element, use array[i][j]
# First, let's look at row 0 and column 0.
cell = landingMap[0][0]
# Next, say the coordinates and what's there.
hero.say("row 0 column 0 " + cell)

# Next cell is the 3rd row and the 2nd column.
hero.say("row 3 column 2 " + landingMap[3][2])

# Now do it yourself for the next point:
# The 2nd row and 1st column.
hero.say("row 2 column 1 " + cell)
hero.say("row 2 column 1 " + landingMap[2][1])
# The 1st row and 0th column.
hero.say("row 1 column 0 " + cell)
hero.say("row 1 column 0 " + landingMap[1][0])
# The 0th row and 2nd column.
hero.say("row 0 column 2 " + cell)
hero.say("row 0 column 2 " + landingMap[0][2])
# The 1st row and 3rd column.
hero.say("row 1 column 3 " + cell)
hero.say("row 1 column 3 " + landingMap[1][3])

never mind i solved it

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Ry4n…in the future, please be sure to explain the issue/problem you are having. It won’t always be obvious.

You are doubling up on the say statements. Either define the variable ‘cell’ and say it, or just say the landingMap coordinates.

too late :stuck_out_tongue: