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Nick Lohr
2,973 PointsHaving trouble with Method Objective. "On 'andrew' and 'ryan', set the 'greet' method as the 'genericGreet' function."
I'm having trouble getting past this. Any help would be greatly appreciated! This is the exact question: "On 'andrew' and 'ryan', set the 'greet' method as the 'genericGreet' function."
and here is the code:
var genericGreet = function() { return "Hello, my name is " + this.name; }
var andrew = { name: "Andrew" }
var ryan = { name: "Ryan" }
3 Answers
Mike Bronner
16,395 PointsThanks for the link. So, you see the andrew and ryan objects already have two properties established: their names. Now you need to establish a second property for each, called greet, that points to the genericGreet function. Keep in mind when referencing functions or methods in JavaScript, that you leave the parentheses off. :)
I didn't want to give the solution away, but this should get you there. Let me know how you fare on this. :) Good luck!
Nick Lohr
2,973 Pointshere it is: http://teamtreehouse.com/library/methods-3
thanks!
Nick Lohr
2,973 PointsCool thank you I got it now!
Mike Bronner
16,395 PointsExcellent! Glad to be of help. :)
Mike Bronner
16,395 PointsMike Bronner
16,395 PointsPlease post a link to the challenge. That will help us work through it as well. :)