Build a Recipe Tracker - Step 5

JavaScript
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Hello there :
could you help about the 5 Question:
You should assign the value of the name property of recipe1 to your recipe1name variable.

Your code so far

const recipes = [];

const recipe1 = {
  name: 'Spaghetti Carbonara',
  ingredients: ['spaghetti', 'Parmesan cheese', 'pancetta', 'black pepper'],
  cookingTime: 22,
  totalIngredients: null,
  difficultyLevel: '',
  ratings: [4, 5, 4, 5],
  averageRating: null,
};

const recipe2 = {
  name: 'Chicken Curry',
  ingredients: ['chicken breast', 'coconut milk', 'curry powder', 'onion', 'garlic'],
  cookingTime: 42,
  totalIngredients: null,
  difficultyLevel: '',
  ratings: [4, 5, 5, 5],
  averageRating: null,

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};
 const recipe1Name = {
  name: recipe1,
  
};
 const recipe2Name = {
  name: recipe2,
};
 
console.log(recipe1Name);
console.log(recipe2Name);
  




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Challenge Information:

Build a Recipe Tracker - Step 5

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Hi.
What you are doing is creating objects and assiging them a reference, the lesson requires you to access already existing objects.

3

the hint is trying to ask you to follow the first part of the instructions which were:

Access the name properties of both recipe1 and recipe2 , and assign them to the variables recipe1Name and recipe2Name , respectively.

Try to break this instruction down into steps. What would the first step be here?

4

do you have any example , close to this ,
I tried many times and different ways, but does not work.

5

the examples are given in the instructions.

But you need to understand what you are trying to do first.

Let’s try to work out the instructions first?

6

An example is provided in the instructions.

7

Thank you very much ,
I got it.

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