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Sophia Sundance
1,300 PointsCreate variable called User? My solution is not working.
My solution is not working, although it is the same as in the official solution. :-(
class User { constructor(email, username, birthday) { this.email = email; this.username = username; this.birthday = birthday; ) } const user1 = new User("JavaScriptStudent@teamtreehouse.com", "JSUser1", "1/08/1991);
class User {
constructor(email, username, birthday) {
this.email = email;
this.username = username;
this.birthday = birthday;
)
}
const user1 = new User("JavaScriptStudent@teamtreehouse.com", "JSUser1", "1/08/1991");
2 Answers
Rohald van Merode
Treehouse StaffHi Sophia Sundance,
It looks like your constructor is being closed by a ) instead of }. Changing that bracket on line 6 should fix the error 🙂
Hope this helps.
Rohald van Merode
Treehouse StaffNot sure what caused that issue Sophia. I deleted the workspace on my end to initialise a new one but the starter code seems to be correct on my end.
Sophia Sundance
1,300 PointsOk, thank you. I ll try that!
Sophia Sundance
1,300 PointsSophia Sundance
1,300 PointsOk, thank you. I did not retype the constructor in the task. Just had to write the "const". Maybe there is an error in the task?