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Start your free trialTheo Bouwman
2,812 PointsI cant solve it. Used previous Workspace as example.
Can someone please explain it to me?
And with easy understandable language please?
Theo Bouwman
var utilities = require("./utilities");
var mailValues = {};
mailValues.first_name = "Janet";
var emailTemplate = "Hi %first_name%! Thanks for completing this code challenge :)";
var mergedContent = utilities.merge(emailTemplate, mailValues);
//mergedContent === "Hi Janet! Thanks for completing this code challenge :)";
function merge(content, values) {
for(var mailValues in emailTemplate) {
emailTemplate = emailTemplate.replace("%" + mailValues + "%", emailTemplate[mailValues])
}
return content;
}
module.exports.merge = merge;
1 Answer
James Kim
8,475 PointsHey Theo, well first i think your for in loop is incorrect because you added mailValues in index.js as a variable for your for in loop. The var in for in loop is a variable for the object property.
for(var prop in mailValues){}// the var in the for in loop is a variable for the object property
... but i had the same problem too.... I think it's something with treehouse or something, but i wrote the same exact code on the workspace with modifications that relevant tot he code challenge and it worked.
function merge(content, values) {
for(var key in values ){
content = content.replace("%"+key+"%", values[key]);
}
return content;
}
module.exports.merge = merge;
hope that works!.