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fix(curriculum): remove comment element from challenge (#58985)
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@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ The `section` element is used to define sections in a document, such as chapters
</section>
```
Take your `h2`, comment, `p`, and anchor (`a`) elements and nest them in a `section` element.
Take your `h2`, `p`, and anchor (`a`) elements and nest them in a `section` element.
# --hints--
@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ The entire `section` element should be between the opening and closing tags of t
assert(document.querySelector('section').parentNode.nodeName === 'MAIN');
```
The existing `h2`, comment, two `p` elements, and anchor (`a`) element should be between the opening and closing tags of the `section` element.
The existing `h2`, two `p` elements, and anchor (`a`) element should be between the opening and closing tags of the `section` element.
```js
const childrenOfSection = [...document.querySelector('section').childNodes];