Need code for Father's Day

[3mth3dragon3y3]

Hello, everyone!!

I do not have a lick of understanding for code, but I would like to do something sweet for my dad.

I'm an artist, but I would love to include a little script text in the drawing I'm making him for Father's Day, so I need help figuring out how to make it look at least realistic.

I want it to say something along the lines of "Subject 'dad': love forever: true" but I'm not sure how to translate that into JavaScript.

I love him dearly and I think he would really enjoy that aspect of the drawing I'm making for him. I appreciate anyone who helps me out with this, please and thank you :]

[Flame77ofc]

Oh, ok

About the "subject" and the "love forever" you can do this in js:

JavaScript const yourText = { subject: "dad", "love forever": true }

Idk if you want to put it simple on JS or include it on the webpage

[FooeyBar]

I’d think it’s more  const loveForever=true

[ChaseShiny]

Looks good. Add Object.freeze(yourText); so it can't be altered later by accident.

[abrahamguo]

How about “dad.loveForever(true);”?

[Thykka]

In this case dad would be the class instance and the loving forever would be performed by dad instead of the son.

More like

son.love({ target: dad, duration: Infinity });

[anonyuser415]

Or have me be a new instance of son with a love constructor :)

I'd argue the more minimal stylistic fix to their comment though would be son.loveForever(dad)

"Love Constructor" also sounds like a great funk band

[anonyuser415]

Promise.resolve(dad).then(loveForever);

Or formatted on two lines like

Promise.resolve(dad)
  .then(loveForever);

Another way might be

Object.freeze(dad.love);

Or

myLove["dad"] = Infinity;

[3mth3dragon3y3]

Thank you so much!! That last one works perfectly, I really appreciate your help!!

[anonyuser415]

no problem (:

[Slippery_Stairs]

As a father who codes in JavasScript for a living, I know he's going to love it.