You're definitely right that learning to read through code is essential, Prashant. At the same time, a hint telling us to read the code would have helped keep the focus on the lesson, rather than on aimless debugging – I agree with Paul's comment below, in that the previous challenges had trained us to ignore the code beneath our active functions. It was a little bit confusing, although not the end of the world. Anyway, thanks for helping me solve this one!

Nowhere in the tutorial does it indicate the idea of creating a function that has no name... so in the part where it says "process.std.in(end'', function() {.. etc" ------------------------------------------------------------------------You create a variable called var myObject = new Object
So this "new Object" is it the default referral to the no-named function listed at the first line, i.e. "..., function () {" ? does that mean "Object" is a reserved keyword?

reading and understanding someone elses code is important, but the task suggests that we had to create the object ourselves

You should have given an array parameter to printObjectProperty function instead of an Object. You guys could have added an extra problem on Scope (or DOM or RegExp) instead of a problem on code reading practice. I don't think having code reading exericses in a 7-day contest make much sense.