/* Get Programming with JavaScript

 * Listing 3.14

 * Location for a weather app

 */

​

var location = {

  "city"      : "San Francisco",

  "state"     : "CA",

  "country"   : "US",

  "zip"       : "94101",

  "latitude"  : 37.775,

  "longitude" : -122.418,

  "elevation" : 47.000

};

​

​

​

/* Further Adventures

 *

 * 1) Run the program

 *

 * 2) In the console tab, click after the blue arrow.

 *    Type location.city followed by Enter

 *    to show the city property.

 *

 * Hmmmm, something's not right!

 *

 * 3) Type location and press Enter

 *    to display the whole location object.

 *

 * Okay, that's definitely not our location object.

 *

 * This is an example of a variable collision.

 * Browsers (and JS Bin) are programs themselves and

 * create their own variables.

 * Other code, not ours, has declared its own

 * location variable, overwriting ours.

 *

 * 4) Change our location variable, now calling

 *    it geolocation.

 *    Repeat steps 1, 2 and 3, using geolocation

 *    instead of location.

 *

 */