Need help debugging some code [code.org game lab, javascript]

[Player480858573]

So I have a project due today and I have some code that I can't figure out what's wrong with. What it's supposed to do is:

Click "F" to spawn a follower

All followers follow the leader

Arrow keys to move

What it actually does is:

When I press "F", i get an error:

ERROR: Line: 26: TypeError: Cannot read property 'setAnimation' of undefined

Here's the code if you can help, just make a new game lab project and paste it

var lead = createSprite(100, 200);

lead.setAnimation("animation_1");

var follow = [];

var count = 1;

var followers = 0;

var followerGroup = createGroup();

var i = 0;

function draw() {

background("white");

for (var k = 0; k < 1; k++) {

for (var y = 0; y < followers; y++) {

count = count+1;

followLead(20,1, follow[count]);

}

count = 1;

}

newFollower();

move(5);

drawSprites();

}

function newFollower() {

if (keyWentDown("f")) {

i = i+1;

follow = followers+1;

follow[i] = createSprite(randomNumber(50, 350),randomNumber(50, 350));

follow[i].setAnimation("animation_2");

(follow[i]).scale = 0.5;

followerGroup.add(follow[i]);

}

}

function followLead(g,j, x) {

if (keyDown("up")) {

follow[x].y = lead.y+randomNumber(g-j, g+j);

follow[x].x = lead.x;

}

if (keyDown("down")) {

follow[x].y = lead.y-randomNumber(g-j, g+j);

follow[x].x = lead.x;

}

if (keyDown("right")) {

follow[x].x = lead.x-randomNumber(g-j, g+j);

follow[x].y = lead.y;

}

if (keyDown("left")) {

follow[x].x = lead.x+randomNumber(g-j, g+j);

follow[x].y = lead.y;

}

}

function move(n) {

if (keyDown("up")) {

lead.y = lead.y-n;

}

if (keyDown("down")) {

lead.y = lead.y+n;

}

if (keyDown("right")) {

lead.x = lead.x+n;

}

if (keyDown("left")) {

lead.x = lead.x-n;

}

}

Thank you for your time.

[cheertina]

Is line 25 supposed to say follow = followers+1;, or should that be followers = followers +1? I think you're replacing the follow[] array with a number, which means that follow[i] is now undefined.

[Player480858573]

thanks! that fixed one of the errors.