I’m attempting to iterate through all the entries in an Object.

let a=10; {} //empty block scope //lets say there is an object let b ={}; so, how does js differentiate between the two ? console.log({}=={}) ( as an example ) is there a way where we can use {} as empty block and {} as an object distinguishably? javascript object New contributor Rizwan Saifi is […]

Create 3 different cellPhones objects: cell1, cell2 and cell3

I’ve been learning about JavaScript object inheritance and came across two terms that seem related but are a bit confusing: proto and prototype.

I have mutliple objects like this

I found one question regarding accessing object properties with using array literals and I was confused to see it working

I made an array of objects one of my objects has a property name: ‘rad’ when I print it to the console it shows the same name but when I expand it takes the name of another object in the array.

How do I loop through a nested object of the form

Trying to get better with data mutating in vanilla JS and have not been successful here.