//Or if you wanted to create an object inspector (another debugging tool), that might be defned like so:
function displayObject(obj) {
for (var p in obj) {
console.log(p + ‘ = ‘ + obj[p] + ‘\n’);
}
}
/*That code merely wraps functionality explained in Chapter 6, Complex Variable
Types, in a function that takes one argument: the object to be inspected. And this
is what defning your own functions is about: encapsulating code you repeatedly
use, and providing, as arguments, the data the code requires.*/
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