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nicolo orcine
nicolo orcine
3,138 Points
Posted by nicolo orcine
nicolo orcine
3,138 Points

object notation not working

when I put the "for (nicos_life in bookInfo)" inside a function, its not working. whats the problem here? thanks

const bookInfo = {

title: "Dukes' book",

author: "Jessa Orcine",

publish_year: 2017

};

function print{

for (nicos_life in bookInfo) {

 console.log(nicos_life, ": ", bookInfo[nicos_life]);

 };

}

print();

1 Answer

tobiastrinkler
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tobiastrinkler
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 16,538 Points

Hei Nicolo, looks like your function missing parentheses () from what I can see. Let me know if that helps.