const calcBMI = function (mass,height){
return mass / height ** 2
}
const mark = {
fullName : "Mark Smith",
mass : 78,
height : 1.69,
// BMI : calcBMI(78, 1.69)
BMI : calcBMI(this.mass,this.height)
}
I want to create a BMI property in this object. If I do it with first way which gives exact numbers it works but if I do it with second way I get a NaN for BMI. I can't understand why.