We have implemented a function wrap(value) that takes a value of 
	arbitrary type and wraps it in a new JavaScript Object or Python 
	Dict setting the 'value' key on the new Object or Dict to the 
	passed-in value.
	Unfortunately, the code is not working as designed. Please fix the 
	code so that it behaves as specified.

	So, for example, if we execute the following code:
				

	wrapper_obj = wrap("my_wrapped_string"); 
	# wrapper_obj should be  {"value":"my_wrapped_string"}
	
	//We would then expect the following statement to be true:
	
	wrapper_obj["value"] == "my_wrapped_string"	
				

Solution by -

	function wrap(value) {
		this.value = value
		return this
		}
				

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	We have implemented a function wrap(value) that takes a value of 
	arbitrary type and wraps it in a new JavaScript Object or Python 
	Dict setting the 'value' key on the new Object or Dict to the 
	passed-in value.
	Unfortunately, the code is not working as designed. Please fix the 
	code so that it behaves as specified.

	So, for example, if we execute the following code:
				

	wrapper_obj = wrap("my_wrapped_string"); 
	# wrapper_obj should be  {"value":"my_wrapped_string"}
	
	//We would then expect the following statement to be true:
	
	wrapper_obj["value"] == "my_wrapped_string"	
				

Solution by -

	function wrap(value) {
		this.value = value
		return this
		}
				

Try it yourself - CodeWars