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"This" Works for Everyone
Great! Now we can take advantage of the fact that the method setAge is not limited to a single object bob—we can reuse the same method for different objects! This allows us to avoid typing out a custom method each time. All because we used the placeholder this.
In the editor, we have the same code as last time, where we define setAge using this. We then set bob.setAge = setAge;. But this time we will reuse the setAge method for susan as well.

Instructions

Make susan on lines 11-13, who should initially have an age of 25 and a susan.setAgemethod also equal to setAge.

Then use susan.setAge(35); to set susan's age to 35.

// here we define our method using "this", before we even introduce bob

var setAge = function (newAge) {

  this.age = newAge;

};

// now we make bob

var bob = new Object();

bob.age = 30;

bob.setAge = setAge; 

// make susan here, and first give her an age of 25

var susan = new Object();

susan.age = 25;

susan.setAge = setAge;

// here, update Susan's age to 35 using the method

susan.setAge(35);