Learn Challenge: Work with Object Methods | Fundamentals of JavaScript Objects

Task

You're provided with an object representing a car's details. Your task is to create a method within the object that calculates the car's total price. The car's total cost is calculated by adding the base price and the sum of additional options.

Inside the calculateTotalPrice method, use the this keyword to access the car's basePrice.
Use the this keyword to access the options (leatherSeats, sunroof, and navigationSystem) from the options object.
Calculate the total price by adding the base price and the sum of all options.
Log the total price as the method's result.


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const car = {
  make: "Ford",
  model: "F-150",
  basePrice: 72000,
  options: {
    leatherSeats: 2400,
    sunroof: 100,
    navigationSystem: 1650,
  },
  calculateTotalPrice() {
    const totalPrice = ___ ;
    console.log("Total price is", totalPrice);
  },
};

car.calculateTotalPrice();

Expected output:

Total price is 76150

Inside the method, use this.basePrice to access the base price.
Use this.options to access the options object.
You can use the dot notation to access option properties (e.g., this.options.leatherSeats).


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const car = {
  make: "Ford",
  model: "F-150",
  basePrice: 72000,
  options: {
    leatherSeats: 2400,
    sunroof: 100,
    navigationSystem: 1650,
  },
  calculateTotalPrice() {
    const totalPrice =
      this.basePrice +
      this.options.leatherSeats +
      this.options.sunroof +
      this.options.navigationSystem;
    console.log("Total price is", totalPrice);
  },
};

car.calculateTotalPrice();

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Task

Inside the calculateTotalPrice method, use the this keyword to access the car's basePrice.
Use the this keyword to access the options (leatherSeats, sunroof, and navigationSystem) from the options object.
Calculate the total price by adding the base price and the sum of all options.
Log the total price as the method's result.


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const car = {
  make: "Ford",
  model: "F-150",
  basePrice: 72000,
  options: {
    leatherSeats: 2400,
    sunroof: 100,
    navigationSystem: 1650,
  },
  calculateTotalPrice() {
    const totalPrice = ___ ;
    console.log("Total price is", totalPrice);
  },
};

car.calculateTotalPrice();

Expected output:

Total price is 76150

Inside the method, use this.basePrice to access the base price.
Use this.options to access the options object.
You can use the dot notation to access option properties (e.g., this.options.leatherSeats).


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const car = {
  make: "Ford",
  model: "F-150",
  basePrice: 72000,
  options: {
    leatherSeats: 2400,
    sunroof: 100,
    navigationSystem: 1650,
  },
  calculateTotalPrice() {
    const totalPrice =
      this.basePrice +
      this.options.leatherSeats +
      this.options.sunroof +
      this.options.navigationSystem;
    console.log("Total price is", totalPrice);
  },
};

car.calculateTotalPrice();

Everything was clear?

Thanks for your feedback!

Section 2. Chapter 11