Build a Plant Nursery Catalog - Step 8

JavaScript
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Tell us what’s happening:

Hello, I’m not sure if this issue is tied to my browser, but the console returns [object Object] => [object Object] pairs instead of the intended expanded objects as keys and values. I haven’t checked the browser console yet, but a JavaScript playground website does return the key value pairs correctly.

Starting this step, the console returns…

Map(2) {[object Object] => [object Object], [object Object] => [object Object]}
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Your code so far

const ballerina = {
    commonName: "Spanish lavender",
    scientificName: "Lavandula stoechas",
    cultivar: "Ballerina"
}

const prettyPolly = {
    commonName: "Spanish lavender",
    scientificName: "Lavandula stoechas",
    cultivar: "Pretty Polly"
}

const willowVale = {
    commonName: "Spanish lavender",
    scientificName: "Lavandula stoechas",
    cultivar: "Willow Vale"
}

const hidcote = {
    commonName: "English lavender",
    scientificName: "Lavandula angustifolia",
    cultivar: "Hidcote"
}

const imperialGem = {
    commonName: "English lavender",
    scientificName: "Lavandula angustifolia",
    cultivar: "Imperial Gem"
}

const royalCrown = {
    commonName: "French lavender",
    scientificName: "Lavandula dentata",
    cultivar: "Royal Crown"
}

// User Editable Region

const catalog = new Map();
catalog.set(ballerina, { small: 20, medium: 15, large: 12 });
catalog.set(prettyPolly, { small: 31, medium: 14, large: 24 });


// User Editable Region

console.log(catalog);
console.log(catalog.size);

Your browser information:

User Agent is: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:149.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/149.0

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Please post a link to this workshop. Thank you.

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https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/javascript-v9/workshop-plant-nursery-catalog/step-8

Like this? I should also note that my browser is LibreWolf, which may break a bit of functionality. The playground I’ve used is this…
https://runjs.app/play

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Hi there,

Yes. Thank you for the link.

Maybe you should try looking in your browser’s console?

Also, it looks like you need to finish the code for this step.

Happy coding!

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Ah no worries, I asked just before actually getting on to it. The browser’s console returns the intended map with the two objects (ballerina and prettyPolly), instead of:

Map(2) {[object Object] => [object Object], [object Object] => [object Object]}
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I’m wondering, is it a website issue?