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JavaScript JavaScript Array Iteration Methods Combining Array Methods Working with Objects in Arrays

Emil Lau
Emil Lau
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Posted by Emil Lau
Emil Lau
6,233 Points

userObject is not defined

I've copied and paste the reduce method in the video.

const userObject= users.reduce((userObject, user) =>{ usersObject[user.name]=user.age; return usersObject; },{}); But my browser end up with the error "userObject is not defined".

It happens even if I change the name to something else.

1 Answer

Nastaran Moghadasi
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Nastaran Moghadasi
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Nastaran Moghadasi
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Nastaran Moghadasi
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 1,416 Points

Hi Emil!

Maybe it's because:

You are using usersObject instead of userObject. Try this code out:

const userObject = users.reduce((userObject, user) => {
  userObject[user.name] = user.age;
  return userObject;
}, {});

I hope it works!