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Start your free trialCallum Smith
13,715 PointsSet the 'greeting' variable, on line 29, by using the 'genericGreet' function in the context of 'andrew' with the array of arguments, 'args1'.
Can anyone spot and explain where I am going wrong?
Thanks in advance.
greeting = function(name, mood) {
name = name || "you";
mood = mood || "good";
return "Hello " + mood[0] + ", my name is " + this.name + " and I am in a " + mood[1] + " mood!";
}
var andrew = {
name: "Andrew"
}
var args1 = ["Michael", "awesome", ":)"];
var greeting = genericGreet.apply(andrew, arg1);
console.log(greeting);
3 Answers
Callum Smith
13,715 PointsI answered my own question. The correct answer was:
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);
Frank Ogwaro
Courses Plus Student 7,941 PointsCallum thanks! This helped me out. I was at this for a while. :)
Russell Roberts
21,482 PointsThanks for the help !