Question: Using Javascript and jquery I want to write code does the following: When the user fills out a html form, a new object is automatically created with properties provided by the user. I have a constructor 

```
function object (prop1, prop2, prop3) {
        this.prop1 = prop1;
        this.prop2 = prop2;
        this.prop3 = prop3;
}

```

I am obtaining user input with jquery val() like this:

```
object.prop1 = $('input[name = "input1"]').val();
object.prop2 = $('input[name = "input2"]').val();
object.prop2 = $('input[name = "input3"]').val();

```

What I misst is I think somewhere between the contructor and the user input. If I want to create a new object I write 

```
 apple = new object (prop1, prop2, prop3);

```

I want the code to automatically create a new object every time a user fills out the form. I tried to do it with a for loop but I did not succeed. I am a total beginner so I guess I am missing something very basic here. Any advice please?

Answer: 
There is no need to have a constructor

```
var obj = {};
object.prop1 = $('input[name = "input1"]').val();
object.prop2 = $('input[name = "input2"]').val();
object.prop2 = $('input[name = "input3"]').val();

//Use obj for further processing

```
JavaScript is capable of working in an OOP paradigm. If what you need really is a custom object, you can do it like this:

```
var Apple = function Apple(p1, p2, p3) {
    this.p1 = p1;
    this.p2 = p2;
    this.p3 = p3;
};

//...
a = $('input[name = "input1"]').val();
b = $('input[name = "input2"]').val();
c = $('input[name = "input3"]').val();

var obj = new Apple(a,b,c);

```