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Jonathan Healy
21,601 PointsAny particular reason the Employee Status is addressed prior to adding the Employee's Name to the loop?
Just peaking at the code, and wondering why since the employee's name is the first property listed in each object, it isnt added to the loop code prior to checking the state of the office status? Just curious if there is any particular reasoning behind this?
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Christopher Ford
3,407 PointsHi Jonathan,
The order of the key:value pairs in an object don't really matter too much in the context of how you handle the data elsewhere. In this case, we need to check on the status of the room booking first as this will determine the class that is given to each <li>, and then the name becomes a child of that tag.
In general, don't worry too much about the order of an object's properties, just access them in the most logical way when you want to make use of them in the wild.
I hope this helps, Chris