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function person(name){

   this.name1 = "His";

   this.day = {};
   this.day.time="kokok";


    this.check = function(name){

    for(var i in this)  console.log(this["i"]);

    if(this.name1===name) console.log("ready"+this.day.time);
     };
 }


 var t= new person("His");
 t.check("His");
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  • http://stackoverflow.com/questions/359732/why-is-it-considered-a-bad-practice-to-omit-curly-braces?lq=1 – Barmar May 07 '15 at 20:53

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It needs to be:

 console.log(this[i]);

instead of:

 console.log(this["i"]);

You want to reference the variable i, not a string "i".

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