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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Tracking Data Using Objects Mixing and Matching Arrays and Objects

Erica Badu
Erica Badu
1,050 Points
Posted by Erica Badu
Erica Badu
1,050 Points

Object example isn't passing? What am I missing here?

Challenge question is this:

Inside the array literal, add three object literals. In other words, the objects array should have three values. Each object should have 2 property/value pairs.

I have this: var objects = [ {property: house, value: 90}, {property: car, value: 80}, {property: land, value: 5} ];

But I'm receiving an error message that task 1 is no longer passing: "Create an array literal named objects. Don't add anything to the array yet."

1 Answer

Micah Courey
Micah Courey
20,168 Points

You just forgot to put quotes around the strings.

var objects = [ 
  {
  roperty: 'house', 
  value: 90
  }, 
  {
  property: 'car',
  value: 80
  }, 
  {
  property: 'land',
  value: 5
  } 
];
Erica Badu
Erica Badu
1,050 Points
Erica Badu
Erica Badu
1,050 Points

BAH! Thank you! The little things get me.

Micah Courey
Micah Courey
20,168 Points

No problem, they get us all.