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Jaap Steenis
Courses Plus Student 1,977 PointsReferencing property in object through key
In my Chrome browser, the assignment of a property through a key value doesn't work. What is the reason of that ? Example is done exactly the same way as shown by Jim.
var key="Last_name"; console.log(me[key])
Last_name is a valid property assigned, I am able to call this in the normal way
1 Answer
Jaap Steenis
Courses Plus Student 1,977 PointsSolved it :-) re-instantiated the object and it worked