Hey,
Outside of a javascript object, you have to explicitly write ‘function’. While inside objects you can write it without this word.
Outside object:
function exampleFunction(){}
Inside Object:
object = {
randomFunction(){}
}
What am I not getting?
Well actually, it is not a function inside an object but a method
.
Haha awesome, could you expand on your answer 
Ill try 
Whilst assigning a (global) function you are actually defining a variable of the type function
similar to let, const and var
. This is what we know as a function
.
Now to the syntax, we know defining variables in general is done by presenting a type a name and a value. Hence function exampleFunction(){}
To call/execute it we simply type exampleFunction();
A method is a function
(sorry for the confusion) but the difference being that it is a property of an object
. This method
is part of this object alone.
As you know assigning a property of an object is done by defining key : value pairs. In the case of a function we can simply assign it by writing down randomFunction()
inside the object.
Calling this property is then done by calling the object and chaining its property: object.randomFunction();
I hope this somewhat explains it.
Yes that makes sense! Thanks 
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