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JavaScript

Posted by Eugene B
Eugene B
1,305 Points

Using the ternary operator for the getter method and I get an error.

Error msg: Bummer! Your conditional statement is returning the wrong student level. My code: 

get level(){
      const credits = this.credit;
      return (credits <= 30 ? "Freshman" : credits < 61 ? "Sophomore" : credits <= 90 ? "Junior" : "Senior");
    }

I created a separate function and compared the results against the condition: "If the value of the "credits" property is over 90, return 'Senior'. If it's between 61 and 90, return 'Junior'. If it's between 31 and 60, return 'Sophomore'. If it's 30 or less, return 'Freshman'.'

What did I miss?

Eugene B
Eugene B
1,305 Points

This is Challenge Task 2 of 2 from Object-Oriented JavaScript.

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,656 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,656 Points

The ternary is fine, but you're assigning "credits" from "this.credit" (singular) instead of "this.credits" (plural).

Eugene B
Eugene B
1,305 Points

I knew it must be some stupid mistake. Thank you Steven.