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3,519 Pointswhat is wrong here?
let product={
name: "C&C",
inventory: 1,
unit_price: 16644.66
};
function addInventory (object, number) {
object.inventory += number;
console.log( number+ " "+ object.name+ "is added to inventory");
}
addInventory(chair, 3);
i get an error that says" ReferenceError: chair is not defined "
What am I doing wrong here?
2 Answers
Jesus Mendoza
23,289 PointsHi Gözde,
The problem is that chair must be a string, otherwise, JavaScript thinks you are referring a variable that does not exist. Thats the reason you are getting a "Reference Error", you can't reference a variable that does not exist.
Solution:
addInventory("chair", 3);
kevin hudson
Courses Plus Student 11,987 PointsWait a minute here. Doesn't this function take in an object name and then a number value? You should be adding to the object inventory with this code:
object.inventory += number;
It should be:
addInventory(product, 3);
where the first argument is the object product.
I think you have this confused and are trying to add a new property or change the property 'name' value to chair.