The teacher passed some exercises, one of them was to use Git and run a linter to check various code files. Here he gave me this code but I honestly could not understand or even identify it.
// Você nao pode modificar as linhas de 2 à 5:
const lib = {
abc: 123,
def: 234,
};
object =abc {
def: lib.def,
abc: lib.abc,
xyz: 567,
};
console.log('O valor de abc est' + object.abc);
The error is syntax, more specifically in this part:
object =abc {
def: lib.def,
abc: lib.abc,
xyz: 567,
};
The correct one would be:
object = {
def: lib.def,
abc: lib.abc,
xyz: 567,
};
Because you are assigning an object to the variable object , and "abc" has no feeling where it was.
The linter recommends using a new feature: ES2015 (ES6) named "Littéraux de gabarits" (in French) or "template literals". link
It is then possible to format a line of text by directly writing the name of the 'inline' variable.
To solve the problem, you must change
console.log('O valor de abc est' + object);'
by
console.log('O valor de abc est ${object}');