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i have declare a subclass named CD for more challenge but when i want to call a shuffle method from my class i get this thing in the console :
[Function: shuffle]
this is my code :

class Media {
  constructor(title){
    this._title = title;
    this._isCheckedOut = false
    this._ratings = []
  }
 
  get title(){
    return this._title
  }
  get isCheckedOut() {
    return this._isCheckedOut
  }
  set isChekedOut (newisCheckedOut) {
    return this._isCheckedOut = newisCheckedOut
  }

  get ratings() {
    return this._ratings
  }
  toggleCheckedOutStatus (){
 this._isCheckedOut = !this._isCheckedOut
   
  }
  get average () {
    return this.getAverageRating()
  }
  getAverageRating (){
    let ratingsSum = this._ratings.reduce(( currentSum, rating) =>  currentSum + rating)
    return ratingsSum / this._ratings.length
  }
  addRating(rate) {
    this._ratings.push(rate)
  }
}

class CD extends Media {
  constructor(title) {
    super(title)
    this._songs = []
  }
  get songs() {
    return this._songs
  }
  addSongs(song) {
    this._songs.push(song)
  }
  get shuffle()  {
    return this.shuffle()
  }
  shuffle() {
    songNum = Math.floor(Math.random() * this._songs.length)
     return this._songs[songNum]
  }
  
}


const rap = new CD ('Rap')
rap.addSongs('3arbouch')
rap.addSongs('7oumani')
rap.addSongs('Inti 7ayala')
rap.addSongs('LOSE YOURSELF')



console.log(rap.shuffle)

[midlindner]

Getters and setters are used for properties. Not sure why you have a getter for the shuffle method. Your code has 2 definitions for shuffle, so the second one overwrites the first. When you try to log rap.shuffle you see what you get. If you want to log the return value of a method, you have to call the method: console.log(rap.shuffle());. You could remove the getter, and call the method, or you’ll have to employ the getter as you have for the other properties that have a getter by changing the name of the actual shuffle method. By convention, I suppose you could rename it _shuffle, and then return the result of calling it from your getter (return this._shuffle();), but once again, it’s odd to use a getter for a method.