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JavaScript JavaScript Objects Loop Through Objects Loop Through an Object's Properties

Posted by Brandon Robertson
Brandon Robertson
2,215 Points

Not sure what's wrong with this.

I imagine I'm missing a small syntax issue, but i cannot figure out why it won't accept this answer

script.js 
const composer = {
  name: 'Edward Ellington',
  nickname: 'Duke',
  genres: ['jazz', 'swing'],
  instrument: 'piano'
};

for ( let prop in composer ) {
  console.log( '${prop}: ${composer[prop]}' );
}
David Park
David Park
10,132 Points

Try back-ticks in the console.log, it looks like you have apostrophes there.

1 Answer

Jason Larson
Jason Larson
8,353 Points
Jason Larson
Jason Larson
8,353 Points

David Park is correct. Your console.log statement should have backticks rather than single quotes. That's what it's telling you when you check work and it says

Bummer: Insert the name of the property variable in `console.log()`, like this: `console.log(`${propName}`);`

The error message is rather confusing because they use backticks when they should be using single quotes around console.log()