Javascript toggleCommentSection function The function toggleCommentSection should exist. The function toggleCommentSection should return undefined if not passed a parameter. The function toggleCommentSection should return null if passed a parameter that does not match a post ID. The function toggleCommentSection should select and return the correct section element. The function toggleCommentSection should toggle the 'hide' class on the section   The following are requirements of the function toggleCommentSection: element.toggleCommentSection a. Receives a postId as the parameter b. Selects the section element with the data-post-id attribute equal to the postId received as a parameter c. Use code to verify the section exists before attempting to access the classList property d. At this point in your code, the section will not exist. You can create one to test if desired. e. Toggles the class 'hide' on the section element f. Return the section element Here is what I have so far:  function toggleCommentSection(postId) {            // If Post Id Is Passed, Return Undefined            if (!postId) {                return undefined;            } else {                // Else, Get All Comment Sections                const commentSections = document.querySelectorAll('[data-post-id]');                // Loop Through Each Comment Section                for (let i = 0; i < commentSections.length; i++) {                    const commentSection = commentSections[i];                    // If Post Id Attribut Of Comment Section Is Equal To Post Id Passed Arg                    if (commentSection.getAttribute('data-post-id') === postId) {                        // Toggle Hide Class                        commentSection.classList.toggle('hide');                        // Return Comment Section Element                        return commentSection;                    }                }                // If We Are Here, No Matching Post Id Is Found                // Return NULL                return null;            }           } The 1st 3 requirements pass but the last 2 failed: The function toggleCommentSection should exist. - passed The function toggleCommentSection should return undefined if not passed a parameter. -passed The function toggleCommentSection should return null if passed a parameter that does not match a post ID. - passed The function toggleCommentSection should select and return the correct section element - failed  TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'dataset') The function toggleCommentSection should toggle the 'hide' class on the section element. - failed  TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'classList')   Do you need more information?

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toggleCommentSection function

The function toggleCommentSection should exist.

The function toggleCommentSection should return undefined if not passed a parameter.

The function toggleCommentSection should return null if passed a parameter that does not match a post ID.

The function toggleCommentSection should select and return the correct section element.

The function toggleCommentSection should toggle the 'hide' class on the section

 

The following are requirements of the function toggleCommentSection: element.toggleCommentSection a. Receives a postId as the parameter b. Selects the section element with the data-post-id attribute equal to the postId received as a parameter c. Use code to verify the section exists before attempting to access the classList property d. At this point in your code, the section will not exist. You can create one to test if desired. e. Toggles the class 'hide' on the section element f. Return the section element

Here is what I have so far:

 function toggleCommentSection(postId) {
           // If Post Id Is Passed, Return Undefined
           if (!postId) {
               return undefined;
           } else {
               // Else, Get All Comment Sections
               const commentSections = document.querySelectorAll('[data-post-id]');
               // Loop Through Each Comment Section
               for (let i = 0; i < commentSections.length; i++) {
                   const commentSection = commentSections[i];
                   // If Post Id Attribut Of Comment Section Is Equal To Post Id Passed Arg
                   if (commentSection.getAttribute('data-post-id') === postId) {
                       // Toggle Hide Class
                       commentSection.classList.toggle('hide');
                       // Return Comment Section Element
                       return commentSection;
                   }
               }

               // If We Are Here, No Matching Post Id Is Found
               // Return NULL
               return null;
           }   
       }

The 1st 3 requirements pass but the last 2 failed:

  • The function toggleCommentSection should exist. - passed
  • The function toggleCommentSection should return undefined if not passed a parameter. -passed
  • The function toggleCommentSection should return null if passed a parameter that does not match a post ID. - passed
  • The function toggleCommentSection should select and return the correct section element - failed  TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'dataset')
  • The function toggleCommentSection should toggle the 'hide' class on the section element. - failed  TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'classList')
     

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