“Oops, try again. Buddy should have a property named ‘species’ that is set to ‘golden retriever’” I don’t understand what’s my mistake please help. Thanks.
// help us make snoopy using literal notation
// Remember snoopy is a “beagle” and is 10 years old.
var snoopy = {
species: “beagle”,
age: 10
}
// help make buddy using constructor notation
// buddy is a “golden retriever” and is 5 years old
var buddy = new Object();
buddy.species = “golden retiever”;
buddy.age = 5;
Found my mistake no need to reply guys 
what was the mistake
it is new.Object(); instead of new Object(); and spelling
what was wrong with it ?
They just spelled retriever wrong that’s all.
I didn’t see the mistake?! But I have the same mistake too and code is the same… Could you help me, please!
Sorry! In this code I saw the mistake, but in my code I didn’t see. In literal notation there isn’t “;” in the end. But this is my code:
// help us make snoopy using literal notation
// Remember snoopy is a “beagle” and is 10 years old.
var snoopy = {
snoopy.species: “beagle”,
snoopy.age: “10”
};
// help make buddy using constructor notation
// buddy is a “golden retriever” and is 5 years old
var buddy = new Object();
buddy.species = “golden retriever”;
buddy.age = “5”;
But I want to continue this course…
The message for my mistake is: “Oops, try again. There was a problem with your syntax. SyntaxError: missing : after property id”
I am ready. If someone need help, this is the correct code:
// help us make snoopy using literal notation
// Remember snoopy is a “beagle” and is 10 years old.
var snoopy = {
species: “beagle”,
age: 10
};
// help make buddy using constructor notation
// buddy is a “golden retriever” and is 5 years old
var buddy = new Object();
buddy.species = “golden retriever”;
buddy.age = 5;
You could solve this problems?
I need help.