Javascript Date.getFullYear() behaving same as Date.getYear()

Question

I'm trying to get the year using Javascript. I instantiated a new Date(). I was able to get the month and date without issue. The year is not working as it should. I am using getFullYear() as all the docs and comments say to, not getYear() but, I get 117 instead of 2017. According to everything I've read getYear() should return 117 and getFullYear() should return 2017. In the console, if I run ' (new Date()).getFullYear() ' I get 2017.

If I declare the Task function in the console and then instantiate a new Task object, everything works properly. The task object's year property will be 2017.

What am I doing wrong?

 function Task(task) { var d = new Date(); this.task = task; this.date = d.getDate(); this.month = d.getMonth(); this.year = d.getFullYear() this.complete = false; } var task = new Task("task one"); ['date', 'month', 'year'].forEach(function(p) { console.log(p + ' is ' + task[p]); }); // date is 28 // month is 8 // year is 117

Answer 1

I was using the incorrect js file. The file I had updated with getFullYear() is not the one that was being run. The one that was being run was using getYear().