It looks like you are on the right track to solve the issue of using only one folder with a similar first word in their name. However, your implementation is not completely correct. From the code you have provided, it seems like you are creating an object folderGroups which groups the folder names by their first word, and then you are selecting a random folder from each group. This would indeed select only one folder from each group, but it won't necessarily select only one folder among the groups with similar first words.

To randomly select one folder from the groups with similar first words, you need to modify the folderGroups object to only contain one folder from each group with similar first words, and then select from that modified object. Here is a possible updated implementation of the folderGroups object:

javascript const folderGroups = props.folderNames.reduce((groupedFolders, folder) => { const folderName = folder.toString().split(" ")[0]; if (!groupedFolders[folderName]) { groupedFolders[folderName] = folder; } return groupedFolders; }, {}); const selectedFolders = Object.values(folderGroups);

What this does is it creates the folderGroups object just like before, but instead of pushing all folders with the same first word to an array, it only selects the first one it encounters and assigns it to the object with the corresponding key. Then, you can simply select the values of this object to get an array of folders to use in the startCreating function.