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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Tracking Data Using Objects Accessing Object Properties

Alvis Chen
Alvis Chen
4,548 Points
Posted by Alvis Chen
Alvis Chen
4,548 Points

Accessing object properties

var person = { name : 'Sarah', country : 'US', age: 35, treehouseStudent : true, skills : ['JavaScript', 'HTML', 'CSS'] } function print(message){ var div = document.getElementById('output'); div.innerHTML = message; } var message = "<p>Hello, my name is "+ person.name + " Nice to meet You</p>"; message += "<p>I live in "+ person.country+"</p>" person.name = "Alvis"; message += "<p>But I hope my name is "+ person.name+"</p>"; print(message);

1 Answer

jaredcowan
jaredcowan
11,808 Points

I'm semi confused by your question. But your code seems to work as seen in this JSFiddle.

Alvis Chen
Alvis Chen
4,548 Points
Alvis Chen
Alvis Chen
4,548 Points

Thank you for telling me this site.