2. Fun with functions - URGENT!

[jim_prince]

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https://www.codecademy.com/courses/objects-ii/0/2?curriculum_id=506324b3a7dffd00020bf661

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I think I got all the codes correct in here (as I have went through the Q&A in this forum section as well). However, the system still doesn’t let me pass? Can anyone help me for that? Thanks!

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function Person(job, married) {
this.job = job;
this.married = married;
// add a “speak” method to Person!
this.speak = function(){
console.log (“Hello!”);
};
}

var user = new Person(“Codecademy Student”,false);
user.speak();

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[zainabr1]

Yeah your code looks fine to me,

Try refreshing the page or reset code and paste in again

[btmtichell]

speak needs to be added as a parameter.

[3x3]

I don’t see anything wrong. What was the error message?

[3x3]

I’m not sure about using speak as a parameter, because I passed using jim_prince’s code.

[aburns007]

Take off the semicolon at the end of the first curvy bracket :).

[myssandria]

His code actually works with and without said semicolon on my end… so strange that it isn’t working I completed the lesson with the same exact code days ago.

function Person(job, married) {
    this.job = job;
    this.married = married;
    // add a "speak" method to Person!
    this.speak = function(){
        console.log("Hello!");
    };
    
}

var user = new Person("Codecademy Student",false);
user.speak();

[myssandria]

@btmtichell

speak needs to be added as a parameter.

Actually, that isn’t true. The function does not request for a parameter:

this.speak = function(){

Therefore, none should be passed.

user.speak();

[aburns007]

Odd, maybe this course is just buggy then? Because I’ve passed a lesson and the code was completely wrong lol.

[netsolver58780]

Try clearing the cache and restarting the browser. If the problem persists try a different browser and see if the code works.

[myssandria]

Probably. I noticed I have to do what @zainabrawat recommended on a lot of the PHP exercises.

[jim_prince]

Thanks everyone. I tried to restart my laptop and finally got the section passed with the code listed above. Perhaps there is a bug somewhere in this page.

Anyway. Thanks!!

[rmanaois1]

I had the same issue because I was printing “Hello” w/o “!”. Try adding exclamation point.

[troxwalt]

I had the same problem and simply refreshed the page. Worked following the refresh.