following code:
"use strict"
const students = [
{firstname: "Max", lastname: "Mustermann", age: 21},
{firstname: "Laura", lastname: "Müller", age: 25},
{firstname: "Julia", lastname: "Schreiber", age: 30},
{firstname: "Tobias", lastname: "Lieb", age: 19}
]
console.log( typeof students.age)
returns undefined. I don't understand why. I also added in my code a student with an empty property age and tried to get the average like the following:
students.push({
firstname: "Christian",
lastname:"Schmidt",
age:null
})
let ageSum = 0
for (const student in students){
if(typeof student.age){
ageSum += student.age
}
}
here again, i don't understand why the typeof returns undefined. Is there a better way in JavaScript to check the type object properties before processing them?
studentsdoesn't have anageproperty, hence it'sundefined. If you want to refer to an individual student'sage(using the subscript operator), you'll see it is indeed a number: