Set the 'greeting' variable, on line 29, by using the 'genericGreet' function in the context of 'andrew' with the array of arguments, 'args1'.

Hello Wesley,

Without knowing exactly what you want the final sentence to say, I've done my best to create a sentence that makes sense using the base of the code you have provided.

To get the value "Andrew" in your function you need to get it with the property "name" as it is set on the object named "andrew". Since you are passing an array to your function, you need to get the value you want by index. I've done this to get the mood of "awesome" to use in the sentence. You'll notice I use the same technique to acquire the values form the "mood" array to fill the sentence.

Please let me know if I can help to get the exact sentence you are looking for. Hope this helps.

<script>
  var genericGreet = function(name, mood) {
          return "Hello " + name.name + ", my name is " + mood[0] +
                 " and I am in a " + mood[1] + " mood! " + mood[2];
   }

   var andrew = {
         name: "Andrew"
   }

   var args1 = ["Michael", "awesome", ":)"];
   var greeting = genericGreet (andrew, args1);
</script>

you have to use the apply method that allow you to pass agrs1 in the context of andrew.

  var genericGreet = function(name, mood) {

    name = name || "you";

    mood = mood || "good";

    return "Hello " + name + ", my name is " + this.name +

      " and I am in a " + mood + " mood!";

  }


  var andrew = {

    name: "Andrew"

  }


  var args1 = ["Michael", "awesome", ":)"];

​ var greeting = genericGreet.apply(andrew, args1);