Methods and objects in javascript 

Hello, Could you please confirm? Is the below code is correct getUserInfo: function() { console.table(user); } console.log(user.getUserInfo());

@@jayakrishnavemula3198 i think i doesn't work because user variable is not accessible in the method

me too...

I think it's Cobalt2 theme.

Teacher theme

Thank You So Much. 🙏🙏

info: function(){ return `${this.firstName} ${this.lastName} ${this.age} ${this.facebookSignedIn} ${this.logincount} ${this.courselist}` } console.table(user.info()); I tried this but looking for a better solution.

info : function () { console.table(user); }, }; add this to the object and then console .log this console.log(user.info()); :) hope this helps someone

Using this, i got the tabel but after table, undefined is showing in the console. Why?

It will give you access to window object

@@rajaryansingh230 which means it is same as calling general variable in global context

Calling a variable just give you the value if it is defined in the global context but this keyword will give you window object containg all the methods of the window.

var customer = { firstName: "Mohit", lastName: "Saini", address: "Murlipura, Jaipur", loginCount: 32, productList: [], buyProduct: function (Productname) { this.productList.push(Productname); }, getProductCount: function () { return `${this.firstName} has bought a total of ${this.productList.length} products from Meenu Enterprises(Laxman Rekha, Jhotwara, Jaipur), You are also Welcome!!🥳`; }, KyaKharida: function () { console.log(this.productList); }, googleLogIn: true, }; customer.buyProduct("Flamingo Knee Cap"); customer.buyProduct("DR Odin BP Monitor"); customer.buyProduct("Cotton Bandage"); customer.buyProduct("Walker"); customer.buyProduct("Eye Cool Pack"); customer.buyProduct("Cough Syrup"); info = function() { console.log(` Firstname: ${customer.firstName} Lastname: ${customer.lastName} Address: ${customer.address} Login Count: ${customer.loginCount} Products Bought: ${customer.productList} Total Products: ${customer.getProductCount()} LogIn using Google: ${customer.googleLogIn}`); } console.log(info()); // This is the way

info : function () { return ` "First Name": ${user.first_name} "Last Name": ${user.last_name} "Role": ${user.role} "Location": ${user.location} "Login Count": ${user.login_count} "Is Facebook Signed in?": ${user.facebook_signed_in} "Total Course Enrolled": ${user.course_list.length}` }

will you post your code here ?

@@SynTron11 i have already feagured out the issue. I was using single inverted comma in return statement that's why it was getting considered.as entire string

@@rishavbatabyal6507 But it will not make any difference, although u can also use these variables outside the inverted commas and without braces.

console.log(user.getCourseCount()); use the name of the object while accessing the function of it.