When I run this:
<<set $Wealth to 2>>
<<set $WealthQualty to ['destitute', 'poor', 'of average wealth', 'prosperous', 'wealthy']>>
Wealth: Your level of wealth is <<print $WealthQuality[$Wealth]>>
I get “Cannot read property ‘2’ of undefined”
Since the variable of $WealthQuality is 2, I expect to get back “Your wealth level is of average wealth”. What am I missing?
Thanks, gang.
Looks like you misspelled $WealthQuality?
Or maybe you misspelled $WealthQualty. :)
As Andrew said, it should be:
<<set $WealthQuality to
with an “i”.
Lots of times the worst “stumpers” when debugging code are the tiniest letter, space, or punctuation errors, since they’re so easy to miss. In college I helped one friend debug some code that he’d stared at for three hours unable to fix. I spent an hour looking at it before I saw the problem, and it turned out it was a single out-of-place space (* / instead of */) which caused a chunk of code to be incorrectly commented out.
Have fun! 
As a matter of fact with variables it’s usually a good idea to use and abuse the copy/paste function.
Oh my goodness. Thanks, guys. What a silly thing to overlook. I stared at this thing for hours. Well, it worked, so at least I know I’m on the right track!