@Zavexeon Oh, I guess it didn...

Method placed inside object, function still doesn't work.

Hi everyone,

Edit: (from here:
https://repl.it/talk/announcements/Repl-Talk-Rules-and-Guidelines-README/22109)
--Attributes of a bad question: does not include link to repl or does include code in a codeblock? This seems counter intuitive, but to follow this logic I have not placed my code in a codeblock.--

Edit: Ok, I get it now, it wants the repl link only:
https://repl.it/student/submissions/9557070

I am given a challenge among two in JS Assignment 12: Methods, Loops, and the this Keyword.

Here's my input for trying to solve:
double: double(number) {
return number*2
};

The template I used is from here:
https://apply.lambdaschool.com/courses/web-precourse/lessons/javascript-data-structures-2/topic/learn-to-create-methods-on-objects-and-utilize-the-this-keyword/
It's the first code block in the "Methods" section.

What other info than the instructions should I learn to do this?
Josh

Further Edit: I've tried a bunch of different ways, like:
mathHelpers.double: method() {
mathHelpers[double]: method() {
mathHelpers[double] = method() {
mathHelpers["double"]: method() {
mathHelpers["double"] = method() {
mathHelpers.double = method() {
and so forth. I would have googled it but I have no idea how to word the search. I'm not sure what I'm not doing right, or what right is.

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@Zavexeon Oh, I guess it didn't work. This is what I put in:

function exerciseOne(){
  // Exercise One: In this exercise you are given an object called 'mathHelpers'
  // Within mathHelpers, create a method called 'double'
  // This method should take one parameter, a number, 
  // and it should return that number multiplied by two.
  let mathHelpers = {
    // Create double method in here.
    mathHelpers.double = double(num) {
      return 
    };
  };
  return mathHelpers;
}