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5,601 PointsUsing for..in loop and wrapping properties with different html tags
I just wondering is it possible to get similar result to Dave's solution (when the name of the student is wrapped with <h2> tag and the rest is wrapped in <p>) while using for..in loop like this:
function getStudent( student ) {
for (key in student) {
outputHTML += '<p>' + key + ': ' + student[key] + '</p>';
}
return outputHTML;
}
In other words, how to access very first key in the loop and apply to it <h2> tag and for the other keys just <p>.
Hopefully my question is clear. Thanks
2 Answers
Chyno Deluxe
16,936 PointsHey Max,
Yes, it is possible. here is one way to do it.
function getStudent(student) {
var outputHTML = "";
for (var key in student) {
if(key === "name"){
outputHTML += '<h1>' + key + ': ' + student[key] + '</h1>';
} else {
outputHTML += '<p>' + key + ': ' + student[key] + '</p>';
}
}
return outputHTML;
}
document.write(getStudent({
name: 'Jordan',
track: 'PHP Development',
achievements: '55',
points: '2025'
}));
Here is a jsFiddle Demo
Max Bulygin
5,601 PointsOh, thanks a lot! It so easy solution that now i'm wondering how couldn't I get it for myself))
Chyno Deluxe
16,936 PointsNot a problem. sometimes you just need a fresh pair of eyes. I often have the same problem but giving it a break and coming back to it helps you see what you couldn't before.
Glad I could help.