Bracket matching: I am getting lots of errors. Does anyone know how the wrapping works in the JS files?

I am asking for the structure within the JS files. As I follow along with the videos I am being asked to add code and as I do that the files are becoming littered with syntax errors. The layout of the JS file is as such: Object (ex. player) Constructor Variable w/ loops Additional variables with loops When I start, the player holds only the constructor with Variable w/ loops below. I would think that adding additional variables w/ loops within the existing variables with loops would be the solution. Not the case. If the additional variables with loops are declared outside the original variables with loops, I get an error. If I try and wrap everything in the Object, I get errors. Nots sure what the issue is here. The videos don't show a birds eye view of the solution. It seems there are only 3 combinations, but all fail. I was hoping to have this ready for a tutor session later today so that I could step through and try and really understand this code, but without correct syntax, that won't be able to happen.

class Player { constructor(name, id, color, active = false){ this.name = name; this.id = id; this.color = color; this.active = active; this.tokens = this.createTokens(21); /* return value from the method call */ } }

/**

• Creates token objects for player
• @param [integer] num - Number of token objects to be created / createTokens(num); { const tokens = []; / empty array */

for (i = 0; i < num; i++) { let token = new Token(i, this); /* new variable token = to new token object, loop index and owning player passed here / tokens.push(token); / newly created token added to the tokens array */ }

return tokens; /* array returned after all tokens created */

/gets all tokens that haven't been dropped/ get unusedTokens() { return this.tokens.filter(token => !token.dropped); } }