@Vandesm14
Would that help?

function exerciseOne(){
// Exercise One: In this exercise you will create a variable called 'aboutMe'
// This variable should be assigned a new object
// In this object create three key:value pairs
// The keys should be: 'name', 'city', 'favoriteAnimal'
// The values should be strings associated with the keys.
// return the variable 'aboutMe'
}
let aboutMe = [];
let about ={
name:'Stef',
city:'LA',
favouriteAnimal:'Bunny',
};
console.log(about);

@skudeva
Your code:

let aboutMe = [];
let about ={
    name:'Stef',
    city:'LA',
    favouriteAnimal:'Bunny',
};

The instructions say to assign aboutMe to the object. You have assigned about. You can leave out the comma after city: 'LA'. Also, the convention is to use more spaces in your syntax. Below is an example:

let studentA = {
    name: 'Mary White',
    class: 'Level 1 English',
    finalGrade: 'A+'
};
console.log("Student", studentA.name, "got a final grade of", studentA.finalGrade);

@malvoliothegood Thank you!

@malvoliothegood Thank you!