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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ dashedName: step-40
 
 You need to update the current song being played as well as the appearance of the `playButton` element.
 
-Start by accessing the `userData` object and its `currentSong` property. Set its value equal to the `song` variable.
+Assign `song` to the `currentSong` property on the `userData` object.
 
 *Note*: You should not use the optional chaining operator `?.` in this step because `userData.currentSong` will not be `null` or `undefined` at this point.