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Jason Berry
5,180 PointsIm not quite sure how I am missing the value.
It ask to log the console that represents value of author. I thought the value was Williams Shakespeare?
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Jason Berry
5,180 Pointsconst book = { title: 'Romeo and Juliet', author: 'William Shakespeare', rating: 3.74, genres: ['Classics', 'Plays', 'Fiction', 'Romance'] }
//Log the value of the author property to the console console.log(book);
Steven Parker
229,670 PointsThat's the value, but your task is not to replicate the contents. You should refer to the object property directly.
Jason Berry
5,180 PointsI thought I was doing that by using author but I'm not right on that one either.
Steven Parker
229,670 PointsI'm not sure what you mean. Please show the actual code you are using.
Jason Berry
5,180 PointsJason Berry
5,180 PointsIts the console.log code Im messing up somewhere on that line.
Steven Parker
229,670 PointsSteven Parker
229,670 Points"book" is the object. You still need to specify the property name.