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Start your free trialAngelica Islas
4,082 PointsHow do I solve this one?
const animal={
age: 3
breed: pug
isAnimal: true
};
3 Answers
Jamie Moore
3,997 PointsHey Angelica,
You're super close to solving this, but you just need to make sure that each key/value pair is separated by a comma, like so:
const animal = {
age: 3,
breed: 'pug',
isAnimal: true
};
(you also missed the quote marks for the string pug
, but that's an easy mistake to make!)
Hope this helps.
Angelica Islas
4,082 PointsHi, Jaime. I made the changes you recommended yet I got a message about the previous challenge with addy and object literal. Any thoughts on that?
Jamie Moore
3,997 PointsHey Angelica,
The first challenge asks you to make an empty object, this is done with the curly brace notation { }
.
const addy = {};
The second part asks you to add a few different key/value pairs, like so:
const addy = {
animal: 'dog',
age: 3,
breed: 'pug'
}