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Rapha Montenegro
1,986 PointsWhy is it not recognizing the second property?
I can't find the problem in my code to why the text editor doesn't recognize "age" as a property.
var objects = [
{
name = "Rapha",
age = 29
}
{
name = "Rosana",
age = 28
}
]
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>JavaScript Objects</title>
</head>
<body>
<script src="script.js"></script>
</body>
</html>
3 Answers
Charlie Harcourt
8,046 PointsYou're forgetting the commas between your objects. Also you need to change equals to ':' this should do it :)
var objects = [ {
name: 'Charlie',
age: 17
}, // Here
{
name: 'Ben',
age: 21
}, // Here
{ name: 'James', age: 33
} // Not here since it's the last one.
];
Yuval Blass
18,134 PointsHi there ?,
- JS object literal is a comma-separated list of name-value pairs with colons (:), not equals sign (=).
- You need to separate the items inside the array with commas (,).
- You need to create 3 objects inside the array, not only two.
Have a good luck!
? Yuval ?
Rapha Montenegro
1,986 PointsHi Yuval! Thanks for the heads-up with the (:) in place of (=) Now I have a new issue. The third object isn't being recognized. My code is like this:
var objects = [ { name: "Rapha", age: 29, } { name: "Rosana", age: 28 } { name: "Greta", age: 4 } ]
Rapha Montenegro
1,986 PointsJust found the issue! Thanks!!
Yuval Blass
18,134 PointsI'm glad I could help. ?
Have a nice day! ?