@Dormilich Are they just pointing at each other? If so, how can I get my objects to just point at each other?
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object1 has a reference to object2. That is completely different from being identical.Are they just pointing at each other?Comment
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@Dormilich How can I get my object 1 to reference to object 2 that I wrote in my above JS file? Is it possible to do it with my objects?Comment
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you got the referencing right, but it's not called 'identity'.Comment
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@Dormilich I am sorry for the long extended conversations, but would it be possible to show me with an example of how I can point the objects to one another?Comment
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see post #13Comment
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@Dormilich I know that was a simple example, but how can it be done using my objects in my JS file. For example with this JavaScript code below:
var*student1=*n ew*Person("Gray ",*'B',*'F',*3. 34,*5);
var*student2=*n ew*Person("Jerr y",*'A',*'M',*3 .99,*4);*Comment
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It makes no sense to reference student1 in student2 or vice versa.Comment
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@Dormilich
Not even point to each other. I know it's a stupid question, but that's how I learn. All questions are never stupid only the ones never asked.Comment
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Your post #1 code had too many errors.
See what was fixed here and maybe begin your question again (?)
What is it that you are really trying to do?Code:<html> <head> <title></title> </head> <body> <p id= "demo1"> </p> <p id= "demo2"></p> <script> function Person(Name, Grade, Gender, GPA, ClassRank) { this.Name= Name; this.Grade = Grade; this.Gender = Gender; this.GPA = GPA; this.ClassRank = ClassRank; } var student1= new Person("Gray", 'B', 'F', 3.34, 5); var student2= new Person("Jerry", 'A', 'M', 3.99, 4); document.getElementById("demo1").innerHTML = student1.Name + " " + student1.Grade + "* " + student1.Gender + " " + student1.GPA + " " + student1.ClassRank; document.getElementById("demo2").innerHTML = student2.Name + " " + student2.Grade + "* " + student2.Gender + " " + student2.GPA + " " + student2.ClassRank; </script> </body> </html>Comment
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