Instructions

Using the code from Module $5,$ make the following changes:

Modify the myGreeting method to display whether the dog can talk. Use a conditional statement to determine if the dog can talk.

Hint: Evaluate the canTalk value. Modify the displayed message to include $$I can talk!$$ or $$I cannot talk$$ depending on the value of canTalk. The this keyword will help with this task.

Call the myGreeting method to display if the dog can talk.

You will now use a constructor function to define a dog object and then pass values to it to create new objects. Create a constructor to define the object$$s properties using the same properties you used to create the myDogConst.

Call the constructor function to create two new dog objects from the fictional dogs Wikipedia site

List of fictional dogs in animated television

Use a for $...$ in loop to display each property and value in the object appropriately labeled.

Prompt the user to select one of the dogs by typing in one of the dog$$s names.

Next, you will display the selected dog and provide all the information you have about that dog. Use the dog$$s myGreeting method to retrieve the message and display it within one of your HTML paragraphs.

If the user selects a dog that isn$$t in the list, display an error message to let them know the object they selected doesn$$t exist.