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eli d
Courses Plus Student 2,510 PointsFinally, Monsters have a health property. When they take damage from the player, their health will reduce. All new Monst
Finally, Monsters have a health property. When they take damage from the player, their health will reduce. All new Monster instances should have 100 health by default. It should be a number not a string. I have this code . doesnt work too well
function Monster (name, health){
this.name=name;
this.health= function(){
var h =100*damage;
var damage;
};
}
8 Answers
andrew schoenherr
8,427 PointsJust went through it my self. It is just this.health = 100; I was going as far as a function and I was incorrect. so just shorten it down to the above.
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eli d
Courses Plus Student 2,510 Pointsfound out : function Monster (name, health){ this.name=name; this.health= 100; this.takeDamage = function (){ this.health--; } ; }
Mike Siwik
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 14,814 Pointsfunction Monster(name) {
this.name=name;
this.health=100;
}
A semicolon isn't needed at the final }.
Chris Himes
8,043 PointsHere you go...
function Monster (name, health) { this.name=name; this.health= 100; this.takeDamage = function (){ this.takeDamage = this.health - health ; } ; }
george NGOWI
Courses Plus Student 7,499 PointsThis works for me: function Monster (name, health) { this.name=name; this.health= 100; this.Damage = function (){ this.Damage = this.health-- ; } }
gagan singh
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 12,889 Pointsto pass the test you need to put health as second parameter and put it as this.health = 100;
Bill Timber
3,463 PointsI was able to pass by using, function Monster(name) { this.name=name; this.health=parseInt(100); }
Amany Oweja
4,018 Pointsthis is the solution function Monster(name){ this.name=name; this.health=100; };