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-In your `defeatMonster` function, set `gold` equal to `gold` plus the monster's level times `6.7`. You can get the monster's level with the `level` property.
+In your `defeatMonster` function, set `gold` equal to `gold` plus the monster's level times `6.7`. Remember you can get the monster's level by using `monsters[fighting].level`.
 
 Here is an example of setting `num` to `num` plus `5` * `8`: `num += 5 * 8`. Use `Math.floor()` to round the result down.