→ Objects are generally some real world entities!, but in javascript, objects are key value pairs that contain information about certain things.
Why to use objects?
Why to use objects?
-> Any entity which has multiple attributes, or properties can be declared through an object.
-> A single variable can contain many values
-> Ease of access with similar properties stored in a singe variable.
How to declare objects in Javascript?
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→ We usually declare objects with the const keyword, as we don't want to change the attributes of a certain entity ahead.
How to declare objects in Javascript?
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→ We usually declare objects with the const keyword, as we don't want to change the attributes of a certain entity ahead.
→ We access the property of the objects with the dot (.) operator
→ We also use the 'this' keyword in JS to refer to a specific value.
→ We also use the 'this' keyword in JS to refer to a specific value.
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