Formatting requires 3 backticks (`) not apostrophe (') fyi.
And that code won't work as you are missing some commands, each item in an object must be separated by a comma, also there is no =, you use a colon (:)
var yes = { name: "Morris", age: 21, no: [22, 11, 1998] };
Thanks. I can't believe the difference between = & : almost made me pull my entire hair out.
I saw mistake was declaring the array within the object with an equal sign (=) instead of a colon(:).
Thanks man
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Formatting requires 3 backticks (`) not apostrophe (') fyi.
And that code won't work as you are missing some commands, each item in an object must be separated by a comma, also there is no =, you use a colon (:)
var yes = {
name: "Morris",
age: 21,
no: [22, 11, 1998]
};
Thanks. I can't believe the difference between = & : almost made me pull my entire hair out.
I saw mistake was declaring the array within the object with an equal sign (=) instead of a colon(:).
Thanks man