Write a remove function, remove any property whose value is the longest text.
This is my breakthrough ...
function remove (num , obj){
let myObject = {
name:"Rodolfo",
edad : 23,
hobby:"ir al cine"
}
if(Object.values(myObject)> num){
delete Object.key(myObject);
}
return myObject;
}
remove (8,myObject)Because when the code is executed, do you mention that myObject is not defined?
This is a possible solution to your problem:
function removeAtributoConElTextoMasLargo(objeto){
if(Object.keys(objeto)[0]){
let masExtenso=Object.keys(objeto)[0];
for(attr in objeto){
if( typeof objeto[attr] ==='string'){
if(objeto[masExtenso].length < objeto[attr].length){
masExtenso=attr;
}
}
}
delete objeto[masExtenso];
}
return objeto;
}
function remover(valor){
let myObject = {
name:"Rodolfo",
edad : 23,
hobby:"ir al cine"
};
if(valor){
myObject.name=valor;
}
console.log(myObject);
console.log(removeAtributoConElTextoMasLargo(myObject));
}<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title></title>
</head>
<body>
<input type="text" name="texto" id="texto" value="el nombre"/>
<button onclick="remover(document.getElementById('texto').value)">Remover</button>
</body>
</html>The code should look like this:
let myObject = {};
function remove (num , obj){
myObject = {
name:"Rodolfo",
edad : 23,
hobby:"ir al cine"
}
if(Object.values(myObject)> num){
delete Object.key(myObject);
}
return myObject;
}
remove (8,myObject)