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I have created a class named restaurant manager with an array named as 'restaurantList' . Inside this array I have passed name of restaurant with their address and city . After that I have created a function named as 'filterRestaurantByCity' in which I am trying to filter the restaurant name on the basis of the city provided in the argument..
THIS MY JAVASCRIPT CODE:-
JavaScript
<pre>class restaurantManager {
    constructor() {
        this.restaurantList = [
           { name: "Barbeque Nation", address: "varanasi", city: "varansi" },
            { name: "The Table", address: "varnasi", city: "varansi" },
            { name: "i love my wife", address: "varansi", city: "varansi" },
            { name: "Batti chokha", address: "varansi", city: "varansi" }
        ]
    }
filterRestaurantByCity(varansi){
        let givencity = varansi
        let b = this.restaurantList.filter((city) => {return city==givencity})
        console.log(b.name)
    }
}
    let myobject = new restaurantManager()
   
    let c = myobject.filterRestaurantByCity()

Getting undefined in the console ....

What I have tried:

CONFUSED, WHAT TO DO??
filterRestaurantByCity(varansi){

       let b = this.restaurantList.filter(item =>(item.city==varansi))
       console.log(b.name)
   }

Getting undefined after executing this one....

 filterRestaurantByCity(varansi){
        let givencity = varansi
        let b = this.restaurantList.filter((item) => {return item.city==givencity})
        console.log(b.name)
    }
}


Getting undefined after this too.....
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Updated 9-Sep-22 0:23am
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Richard Deeming 9-Sep-22 4:34am    
REPOST
This is exactly the same question you posted yesterday, which you said you had solved.
How do I solve the printallrestaurantbyname is not defined error at htmlbuttonelement.onclick”?[^]

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Ujala 2022 9-Sep-22 5:17am    
Updated the question now...
Ujala 2022 9-Sep-22 5:22am    
Solved the previous one
Richard MacCutchan 9-Sep-22 6:26am    
You have not defined the varialble varansi. You need to pass it in on the line:
let c = myobject.filterRestaurantByCity()

1 solution

You've managed to correct the issue where you were comparing the wrong thing:
JavaScript
this.restaurantList.filter((item) => {return item.city==givencity})

This is correct, you should be looking at the city property. Now, if you're saying your console is printing undefined when you open your page then you need to take a look at your script:
JavaScript
let c = myobject.filterRestaurantByCity()

Your filterRestaurantByCity method has a parameter named varansi, but on this line you're not passing in a value. How do you expect the JS to filter by city if you're not providing a city name?
 
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Ujala 2022 10-Sep-22 1:02am    
How to pass the value?
Chris Copeland 11-Sep-22 14:42pm    
Passing values to a function is one of the most basic concepts of programming. Here's a good page providing an example[^] which you can use.

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