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JavaScript

Posted by Gary Christie
Gary Christie
5,151 Points

[SOLVED] Javascript question

Somebody please tell me what I'm doing wrong. Here is the question and my answer on the bottom:

Create a new object rabbit1 with the adjective "fluffy", a new object rabbit2 with the adjective "happy", and a new object rabbit3 with the adjective "sleepy".

Use the method describeMyself to print out in the console a sentence about each object you just created!

function Rabbit(adjective) {
      this.adjective = adjective;
      this.describeMyself = function() {
              console.log("I am a " + this.adjective + "rabbit");
          };
}


var rabbit1 = new Rabbit(fluffy);
var rabbit2= new Rabbit(happy);
var rabbit3= new Rabbit(sleepy;

rabbit1. describeMyself();
rabbit2.describeMyself();
rabbit3.describeMyself();
Gary Christie
Gary Christie
5,151 Points

Darn it I just solved the problem. I was suppose to make whats in the parameters a string."" Thanks anyway for looking into it who ever you are

Jonathan Grieve
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,254 Points
Jonathan Grieve
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,254 Points

It looks like you've got a space between rabbit1 and your function call as well... i don't know if you fixed that one as well. :-)

Marcus Parsons
Marcus Parsons
15,719 Points

Marked as solved

Glad you solved this, Gary!

Also, the space you're referring to Jonathan between the = and rabbit1 won't have any effect at all on the code. There's no space in between the function call, either.

Jonathan Grieve
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,254 Points
Jonathan Grieve
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,254 Points

I was referring to the third line from the bottom Marcus :-) I'm certain the line needs the variable rabbit1 and the function describeMyself() to be joined by the full stop. 

rabbit1. describeMyself();

becomes

rabbit1.describeMyself();
Marcus Parsons
Marcus Parsons
15,719 Points

Ah apologies! I didn't even see that haha :D Good catch, Jon!