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Can anyone help me with this , learning javascript from a book i got from the library?

What am i doing wrong this is objects which i am now on thanks for all your help in advance

ian

<hmtl>

<head>

<script language="javascript">

<--!

function car(seats,engine,theradio)

{

this.seats=seats;

this.engine=engine;

this.theradio=theradio;

}

var work_car=new car ("cloth", "v-6", "Tape Deck");

var fun_car=new car("leather", "v-8", "CD player");

var engine_type=fun_car.engine;

var seat_type=fun_car.seats;

var radio_type=fun_car.theradio;

//-->

<script>

</head>

</body>

<script language="javascript">

<--!

document.write("I want a car with "+seat_type+" seats.<br>");

document.write("It also needs a "+engine_type+" engine.<br>");

document.write("Oh, and I would like a "+Radio_type+" also.");

//-->

</script>

</body>

</html>

Update:

changed all what you said , but to no avail thanks for all your info, appreciated, typos etc but still not working thanks ian

Update 2:

changed all what you said , but to no avail thanks for all your info, appreciated, typos etc but still not working thanks ian

Update 3:

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  • Anonymous
    9 years ago
    Favorite Answer

    I can see a few typos, but the syntax looks correct.

    The html opening tag is mis-typed.

    The closing tag for your first script block is missing its slash.

    You have two different variables: radio_type and Radio_type. I expect you only meant to have radio_type. Javascript is case-sensitive.

    It's always the little things.

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