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Lester Rodrigo
Courses Plus Student 9,549 PointsJavaScript Objects For in Loop Problem please help I'm typing the right code I dont know what's wrong
Now that you are logging out the property names, include the property values too. In other words you want to log out 4 lines that include both the property name and value. For example: "population: 14.35e6"
var shanghai = { population: 14.35e6, longitude: '31.2000 N', latitude: '121.5000 E', country: 'CHN' };
for ( var prop in shanghai ) { console.log(prop, ', ' shanghai[prop]); }
3 Answers
Steven Parker
229,657 PointsYou forgot to provide a link to the challenge, but based on the text, I'd guess you only need to combine your strings via concatenation (using +), and separate them with a colon (instead of a comma) and space, something like this:
for ( var prop in shanghai ) {
console.log(prop + ': ' + shanghai[prop]);
}
Alec Plummer
15,181 PointsYou are really close. Whenever you run into an issue, double/triple check your syntax for errors.
for (var prop in shanghai) {
console.log(prop, ', ' + shanghai[prop]); // don't forget to concatenate! (', ' + shanghai[prop])
}
Lester Rodrigo
Courses Plus Student 9,549 Pointshey thanks guys i got it. because on the example there's no concatination needed for that code
Steven Parker
229,657 PointsBut it would be the conventional way to do it.