I have a(most likely simple and bumd) question about objects. I created the object "jon" of the instance "Person". When I call
console.log(jon.name)
the console will give me out "jon". So far so good.
After running the code and typing in the console itself
jon.name
I was expecting to get "jon" as a result, but the console showed me that jon is undefined. Could someone explain me why?
Here´s a code snippet: https://jsfiddle.net/Fasyx/w0q1rqh0/
The code in jsfiddle runs in scope of another function or some kind of a send-box that's why variable jon is not available in global scope.
If you create simple html file with <script> tag with you code inside and open it in browser you will get the behavior you expect:
<script>
var Person = function(name, age) {
this.name = name;
this.age = age;
}
var jon = new Person("jon", 24);
console.log(jon.name + " " + jon.age)
</script>
If you access jon in console you will find the object because it is part of global scope now.
