If we take a look at the preceding object, we'll see the following:
if (values.indexOf(answer) < 0) {
alert('Value not found')
} else {
alert(this[answer])
}
...
Since we're dealing with arbitrary input, the first thing we're doing is checking against our array of answers to see whether the property requested exists. If it does not, a simple error message is alerted. If it is found, then we can alert the value. If you remember from Chapter 3, Nitty-Gritty Grammar, object properties can be accessed via dot notation and bracket notation. In this case, we're working with a variable as the key, so we can't do this because it would be interpreted as the key. Thus, we use bracket notation to access the proper object value.
Exercise – Fibonacci sequence
For this exercise, construct a function to take a number. The end result should be the sum of numbers in the Fibonacci sequence (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_number...
