This is a fairly simple question, but I can't seem to find an example online. I've read up on objects and functions (i.e. here here), but can't seem to find an example of a function within an object that accepts parameters.
In JavaScript, we can create an object, a nested object, and a method defined by a function:
var testObject = {
nestedObject : {
isNumber : function(number) { return !isNaN(number) };
}
}
How can I call my function with a specific parameter? Is the following correct?
testObject["nestedObject"].isNumber(number)
Thanks!
This is a fairly simple question, but I can't seem to find an example online. I've read up on objects and functions (i.e. here), but can't seem to find an example of a function within an object that accepts parameters.
In JavaScript, we can create an object, a nested object, and a method defined by a function:
var testObject = {
nestedObject : {
isNumber : function(number) { return !isNaN(number) };
}
}
How can I call my function with a specific parameter? Is the following correct?
testObject["nestedObject"].isNumber(number)
Thanks!
This is a fairly simple question, but I can't seem to find an example online. I've read up on objects and functions (i.e. here), but can't seem to find an example of a function within an object that accepts parameters.
In JavaScript, we can create an object, a nested object, and a method defined by a function:
var testObject = {
nestedObject : {
isNumber : function(number) { return !isNaN(number) };
}
}
How can I call my function with a specific parameter? Is the following correct?
testObject["nestedObject"].isNumber(number)
Thanks!
This is a fairly simple question, but I can't seem to find an example online. I've read up on objects and functions (i.e. here), but can't seem to find an example of a function within an object that accepts parameters.
In JavaScript, we can create an object, a nested object, and a method defined by a function:
var testObject = {
nestedObject : {
isNumber : function(number) { return !isNaN(number) };
}
}
How can I call my function with a specific parameter? Is the following correct?
testObject[nestedObject]testObject["nestedObject"].isNumber(number)
Thanks!
This is a fairly simple question, but I can't seem to find an example online. I've read up on objects and functions (i.e. here), but can't seem to find an example of a function within an object that accepts parameters.
In JavaScript, we can create an object, a nested object, and a method defined by a function:
var testObject = {
nestedObject : {
isNumber : function(number) { return !isNaN(number) };
}
}
How can I call my function with a specific parameter? Is the following correct?
testObject[nestedObject].isNumber(number)
Thanks!
This is a fairly simple question, but I can't seem to find an example online. I've read up on objects and functions (i.e. here), but can't seem to find an example of a function within an object that accepts parameters.
In JavaScript, we can create an object, a nested object, and a method defined by a function:
var testObject = {
nestedObject : {
isNumber : function(number) { return !isNaN(number) };
}
}
How can I call my function with a specific parameter? Is the following correct?
testObject["nestedObject"].isNumber(number)
Thanks!
This is a fairly simple question, but I can't seem to find an example online. I've read up on objects and functions (i.e. here), but can't seem to find an example of a function within an object that accepts parameters.
In JavaScript, we can create an object, a nested object, and a method defined by a function:
var testObject = {
nestedObject : {
isNumber : function(number) { return !isNaN(number) };
}
}
How can I call my function with a specific parameter? Is the following correct?
testObject[nestedObject].isNumber(number)
Thanks!
This is a fairly simple question, but I can't seem to find an example online. I've read up on objects and functions (i.e. here), but can't seem to find an example of a function within an object that accepts parameters.
In JavaScript, we can create an object, a nested object, and a method defined by a function:
var testObject = {
nestedObject : {
isNumber : function(number) { return isNaN(number) };
}
}
How can I call my function with a specific parameter? Is the following correct?
testObject[nestedObject].isNumber(number)
Thanks!
This is a fairly simple question, but I can't seem to find an example online. I've read up on objects and functions (i.e. here), but can't seem to find an example of a function within an object that accepts parameters.
In JavaScript, we can create an object, a nested object, and a method defined by a function:
var testObject = {
nestedObject : {
isNumber : function(number) { return !isNaN(number) };
}
}
How can I call my function with a specific parameter? Is the following correct?
testObject[nestedObject].isNumber(number)
Thanks!