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JavaScript JavaScript Foundations Objects Call and Apply

hakan Gülay
hakan Gülay
8,489 Points
Posted by hakan Gülay
hakan Gülay
8,489 Points

I couldnt't find mistake

http://teamtreehouse.com/library/call-and-apply

Hi, I couldnt find where ı made mistake can you please help me ? if it is array,should't ı use apply ?

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.apply(andrew,args1);

2 Answers

Jorge Eduardo Garcia Celorio
Jorge Eduardo Garcia Celorio
10,112 Points
Jorge Eduardo Garcia Celorio
Jorge Eduardo Garcia Celorio
10,112 Points

Hello!

Just assign to the greeting variable, the genericGreet function using apply. The arguments are andrew (without quotation marks for it is a variable/object), and args1 which is the array. 

  var greeting = genericGreet.apply(andrew,args1);
Tommy Gebru
Tommy Gebru
30,164 Points
Tommy Gebru
Tommy Gebru
30,164 Points

Your code looks good but you want to replace greeting with genericGreet

  var andrew = {
    name: "Andrew"

  }

  var args1 = ["Michael", "awesome", ":)"];

  var greeting = genericGreet.apply(andrew,args1);