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MUZ140569 Wiseman Vhenge
5,401 Pointsmixing and matching arrays and objects
Inside the array literal, add three object literals. In other words, the objects array should have three values. Each object should have 2 property/value pairs.
var objects= [
{name;'kura',
grade; [2,2]}
];
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>JavaScript Objects</title>
</head>
<body>
<script src="script.js"></script>
</body>
</html>
3 Answers
Erik McClintock
45,783 PointsHello,
If you recall, objects in JavaScript act as associative arrays; that is to say they are data structures of key/value pairs, as follows:
var person = {
name: "Erik",
profession: "Web Developer"
};
In the example above, our object is named "person", and inside that object, we have two properties: "name" and "profession", and those properties have the values "Erik" and "Web Developer", respectively. Note the syntax, including that properties are comma separated - this is one of the rare instances where you want to make sure you do not end your lines with a semi-colon!
The task in this challenge asks you to create an array that will have three items in it. Each of those items needs to be an (unnamed) object, and each of those objects needs to have two key/value pairs inside, like in my example above.
With this clarifying information and example of an object, please try the challenge again. If you need more help, please post the new code that you try and I can continue to walk you through it.
Erik
MUZ140569 Wiseman Vhenge
5,401 Pointsthanks i got what you are saying. this is how i did it
var person =[
{ name: "Erik",
profession: "Web Developer"
},
{ name: "kura",
due = ' 21/02/2015'},
{ name: "trish",
assignment: " finish JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects"
}
];
;
Erik McClintock
45,783 PointsYou've got an extra semi-colon at the end but that should be fine; looks good!
Happy coding!
Erik
MUZ140569 Wiseman Vhenge
5,401 Pointsthank you so much