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Michael Sinoplis
2,424 PointsBummer.. Can't find my mistake
Seems like this code will not get approved. Anything I am missing?
const player1 = {
name: 'Ashley',
color: 'purple',
isTurn: true,
play: function(){
// write code here.
if (player1.isTurn === true){
console.log('This works fine');
}
}
}
console.log(player1.isTurn);
console.log(player1['isTurn']);
player1.play();
2 Answers

Linas Mackonis
7,070 PointsHi Michael,
You have to write
play: function(){
// write code here.
if(this.isTurn) {
}
}

Linas Mackonis
7,070 PointsYes. The keyword 'this' in this particular case refers to the object player1, so it reads if player1 is turned on or if pleyer1 is true.
Michael Sinoplis
2,424 PointsMichael Sinoplis
2,424 PointsThanks. Is this because the function is declared inside the object ?