challenge task 2 of 2 now that you're logging the property names, include the property values too. the console should di

Hi Isaiah,

Currently your for/in loop contains "property" and "student", but you aren't using them. The first thing to change is "student" to "composer" so that you're accessing the object written in the code:

for (let property in composer) {

}

Written this way the loop will iterate over every key in "composer", represented by "property". To log each of those to the console you would use "property":

for (let property in composer) {
  console.log(property);
}

// This prints the following to the console:
// name
// nickname
// genres
// instrument

From here we have a good jumping off point for the second part of the challenge. The goal is to print a line with each of these keys followed by a colon and their value. You can get the value with bracket notation by combining the name of the object with the key that you want the value for. If I wanted 'Duke' then I would type composer['nickname']

Since we're already looping through all of those keys we don't need to explicitly type any of them -- "property" in the loop takes care of that. To access the value for each iteration of the loop you'll type composer[property]. Putting it all together in a template literal will produce the string the challenge is after:

for (let property in composer) {
  console.log(`${property}: ${composer[property]}`);
}

// This prints the following to the console:
// name: Edward Ellington
// nickname: Duke
// genres: jazz,swing
// instrument: piano

For a refresher I'd recommend reviewing the previous video in the course: Use 'for in' to Loop Through an Object's Properties. It goes through an example exactly like the one presented in this challenge.

I hope this helps clear some things up! Let me know if you have any questions.