I'm new to JavaScript so sorry for the amateur question but I feel as through the answer would help to make more sense of the course material, and assignments, in my online course. Here it is. When I write console.log like this:
var getKeys = function(objOne){
for(var property in objOne){
console.log(property);
}
};
console returns: "name" "age"
...but if I change console.log to "return", like this:
var getKeys = function(objOne){
for(var property in objOne){
return property;
}
};
output returns: "name"
Why are the returns different?
According to the spec, (emphasis mine)
A
return
statement causes a function to cease execution and return a value to the caller.
So your for...in
loop will never reach a 2nd iteration.