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jes cahn-thompson
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jes cahn-thompson
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jes cahn-thompson
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 6,719 Points

Javascript function conundrum

Can anyone help me with this? I'm stumped...

Define a function createApp which takes your info and education as arguments in that order. The function should then return an object (you'll need to create it). This object should have two properties. The property names must be the same as your variable names. Set the values of these properties to the corresponding arguments.

1 Answer

Colin Bell
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It's easier to answer questions like this when you link to the actual challenge, but I believe it's asking for something like this:

function createApp (info, education) {
 this.info = info;
 this.education = education;

 return {
   info  : this.info,
   education: this.education
 }
}
Milo Winningham
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Milo Winningham
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Milo Winningham
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Milo Winningham
Web Development Techdegree Student 3,317 Points

This will work, but you don't have to set this.info and this.education; you can use the info and education arguments directly in the returned object.

Also, to link your question to the challenge like Colin suggested, you can post your question using the Get Help button on the Code Challenge page.