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//Testing Function
function testEqual(test, expect, got){
  console.log(`Testing ${test}`);
  if (expect === got){
    console.log(`${test} has passed`);
    return true;
  } else {
    console.log(`${test} has failed, expected ${expect} but got ${got}`);
    return false;
  }
}

//Run the tests
let passed = 0;
let tests = {
  "temperatureCtoF":[75, temperatureCtoF(24)],
  "temperatureInF Part 1":["88F", temperatureInF(88, 'F')],
  "temperatureInF Part 2":["75F", temperatureInF(24, 'C')],
  "makePersonObject": [{"id": 5, "name": 'Leia', "email": 'leia@leia.com'}, makePersonObject(5, "red", "leia@leia.com")],
}
console.log(tests["makePersonObject"]);

console.log(testEqual("makePersonObject", tests["makePersonObject"][0],tests["makePersonObject"][1]));

On the above code, I created a testEquals function and a bunch of tests, for the final test, I get the output "Testing makePersonObject index.js:212 makePersonObject has failed, expected [object Object] but got [object Object]" and I can't seem to figure out how to compare them correctly, I tried using === and .value in my test function but that didn't work.

charlupuhh
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  • Convert them to JSON and compare strings. Two different objects in memory are not equal, as they reside in different places in memory. – Taplar May 14 '20 at 17:05
  • @Taplar Thank you! My class hasn't gone over JSON yet so it took a little googling but it all worked. – charlupuhh May 14 '20 at 17:23

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