Not really understanding Methods. Help with this challenge please

Gary;

Here is what the challenge says to do:

On 'andrew' and 'ryan', set the 'greet' method as the 'genericGreet' function.

So, what do we need to do to accomplish this?

1. Let's start with the general syntax for this challenge, the method name, Andrew or Ryan needs to have a comma after it and before the greet method. No semicolon is needed after the last method.

2. The genericGreet function has the keyword this inside the function, so we don't need to use the name while calling the function as this will provide the necessary scope.

3. genericGreet is a function, so we need to set the greet method to genericGreet, as asked in the challenge directions, this should allow ryan.greet() or andrew.greet() to call the genericGreet function with the associated string. So in each of the named variables (andrew & ryan) we need to specify a property and value as greet: genericGreet.

Are you with me thus far?

The script code would then be:

// COURSE: JavaScript Foundations
// Module: Objects
// Challenge: Methods
// Task: 1 of 1


    <script>


      var genericGreet = function() {
        return "Hello, my name is " + this.name;
      }

      var andrew = {
        name: "Andrew",
        greet: genericGreet
      }

      var ryan = {
        name: "Ryan",
        greet: genericGreet
      }

    </script>

I hope that helped, keep up the great work and happy coding,

Ken