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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Tracking Data Using Objects The Build an Object Challenge, Part 2 Solution

Daniel Bettech
Daniel Bettech
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Posted by Daniel Bettech
Daniel Bettech
7,365 Points

Is this a bad solution?

Hey! Do you think my code is OK? It worksfine on the browser.

Thanks

Kris Blanchette
Kris Blanchette
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Kris Blanchette
Kris Blanchette
174 Points

If it works I think it's OK!

1 Answer

Daniel Bettech
Daniel Bettech
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Daniel Bettech
Daniel Bettech
7,365 Points

Sorry,

Here it is:

'''js function print(message) { document.write(message);
}

for (key in students) { var name = students[key].name; var track = students[key].track; var achievments = students[key].achievments; var points = students[key].points print('<h2>Student: ' + name + '</h2>'); print('<p>Track: ' + track + '</p>'); print('<p>Achievments: ' + achievments + '</p>'); print('<p>Points: ' + points + '</p>'); } '''