The first step in the process is to fill out the removeNote function, which we defined in the previous chapters, and this will be your challenge. Let's remove console.log from the removeNote function in the notes.js file. You only need to write three lines of code to get this done.
Now, the first line will fetch the notes, then the job will be to filter out the notes, removing the one with title of argument. That means we want to go through all of the notes in the notes array, and if any of them have a title that matches the title we want to remove, we want to get rid of them. And this can be done using the notes.filter function we used earlier. All we have to do is switch the equality statement in the duplicateNotes ...
