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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Tracking Data Using Objects Review Loops, Arrays, and Objects

Aaron Coursolle
Aaron Coursolle
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Posted by Aaron Coursolle
Aaron Coursolle
18,014 Points

I couldn't figure out this answer without using a counter...

In the lessons we used a counter for this:

Complete the code below to display every property and value of an object named location: ______ ( property _____ location ) { document.write('<p>' + property + ':' + location[property] + '</p>'); }

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Pierce Colman
Pierce Colman
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Pierce Colman
Pierce Colman
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for (property in location)

Its essentially looping through all the keys inside of the location object and storing them temporarily in property