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by Amanda HUNTER

JavaScript

// 1)
//
// Create a function that accepts an object as an argument
// and returns a copy of that object
// So that the following example will run correctly
var joe = {
    name: "Joe",
    age: 32
}

function copy(obj) {
    
    /* Insert your functionality here */

}

// Testing your copy function...
var jim = copy(joe);
console.group("Test");
if (jim === joe) {
    console.log("Nope! They are the same object")   
} else {
     console.log("Great job! You made a copy.");   
}
console.log("The two objects are:", jim, ",", joe);
console.groupEnd();


var joe = {
    name: "Joe",
    age: 32
}

function copy(obj) {
    
Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(obj,
'joe');
}
undefined
var jim = copy(joe);
console.group("Test");
if (jim === joe) {
    console.log("Nope! They are the same object")   
} else {
     console.log("Great job! You made a copy.");   
}
console.log("The two objects are:", jim, ",", joe);
console.groupEnd();
VM221:3 Test
VM221:7 Great job! You made a copy.
VM221:9 The two objects are: undefined , Object {name: "Joe", age: 32}



// 2)
//
// Make sure the function ONLY copies "own" properties
// hint: use hasOwnProperty()

// 3) Bonus
//
// Add the function as a method on the joe object, 
// then invoke the method of that object to copy it
// hint: you will use "this" keyword in your method
//
// ex: joe.copy(); // outputs a copy