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Start your free trialNazaam Kutisha
7,667 PointsHelp with challenge
Challenge task 1 of 1
Set the 'greeting' variable, on line 29, by using the 'genericGreet' function in the context of 'andrew' with the array of arguments, 'args1'.
The following is my response.
var genericGreet = function(name, mood) {
name = name || "you";
mood = mood || "good";
return "Hello " + name + ", my name is " + this.name +
" and I am in a " + mood + " mood!";
}
var andrew = {
name: "Andrew"
}
var args1 = ["Michael", "awesome", ":)"];
var greeting = genericGreet;
greeting.genericGreet.apply(Andrew, args1);
4 Answers
J Scott Erickson
11,883 Pointsvar greeting = genericGreet.apply(andrew, args1);
J Scott Erickson
11,883 PointsYou're pretty close. when you passed andrew you broke case sensitivity. so its looking for Andrew rather than andrew.
greeting.genericGreet.apply(andrew, args1);
Nazaam Kutisha
7,667 PointsThanks J,
changing the case from "Andrew" to "andrew" didn't pass the challenge.
Nazaam Kutisha
7,667 PointsIt worked.. very nice.
J Scott Erickson
11,883 PointsJ Scott Erickson
11,883 PointsYou don't need the second line there, it can all be one. Nt sure if that will pass the challenge. But it works.