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JavaScript JavaScript Foundations Objects Prototypes: Part 2

Brody Ricketts
Brody Ricketts
15,612 Points
Posted by Brody Ricketts
Brody Ricketts
15,612 Points

Attempting to mimic the code for Objects Lesson.

I am attempting to mimic Jim's code on the Prototypes lesson part 1 and two.

I believe I have copied his code to the letter, however when I attempt to run this in Chrome the same fashion as Jim, it's giving me undefined errors for everything. 

var personPrototype = {
    name: 'Anonymous'
    greet: function (name, mood) {
        name = name || "You";
        mood = mood || "good";

        console.log("Hello, " + name + 
                    "I am " + this.name +
                    " and I am in a " + mood + " mood!");
    },

    species: 'Homo Sapien'
}

function Person (name) {
    this.name = name;   
}

Person.prototype = personPrototype;

brody = new Person("Brody");
Hayden Taylor
Hayden Taylor
5,076 Points
Hayden Taylor
Hayden Taylor
5,076 Points

are you not missing , (comma) after the object property? for example: name: 'Anonymous', <-- comma

Brody Ricketts
Brody Ricketts
15,612 Points
Brody Ricketts
Brody Ricketts
15,612 Points

Hayden, you should throw that in the answer section because that was the answer. Always the small syntax errors that get me.

Thank you very much