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Challenge: Testing Objects for Properties
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function checkObj(obj, checkProp) {
}
Your function has two parameters.
The parameter ‘obj’, receives an object (ex: {property1: ‘value1’, property2: ‘value2’} ). Generally, you assign those objects to variables.
The parameter ‘checkProp’ receives a property name. If your object is {property1: ‘value1’, property2: ‘value2’} and you want to check if It has the property named ‘property1’, you would call hasOwnProperty(‘property1’) on It. You would receive true or false as a result.
To pass the exercise. First, you need to discover if the object, passed to the parameter ‘obj’ has the property name passed to the parameter ‘checkProp’. If it has, you’ll return the property value, generally, you can access the value by calling the object like this: obj[propertyName]
If your object don’t have the property. You’ll return the string ‘Not Found’
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thank you this helped me figure it out
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