What are objects?

Objects are data that contain key-value pairs.
We store our key-value pairs within curly braces. If we want to store more than one key-value pairs, we have to separate each one of them with a comma.

We may think of the objects in Javascript like the objects in the real life, for example the oven and his characteristics:

Object values

Objects may store primitive and object value, therefore every valid value for the JavaScript language.

Getting the value of a property

We may get the value of a property (Key) in two ways:
through object name + a period (".") + property or through object name + square brackets ("[plus "property "]").

There is two circumstances where we have to use square brackets:
first, when the property is a value of a variable:

second, when the property name is an invalid identifier that
respect this rules:
. when it is not one word
. when it starts with a number
. when it is a reserved keyword
. when it doesn`t consist only of numbers, letters or underscores.

Setting the value of a property

We may set the value of a property with the name of our object followed by a dot and then our value.
Or, name of our object followed by square brackets inside double quotes then our value.

Deleting properties

Functions are object in javaScript

Functions are a special kind of object in JavaScript:

• we may assign a property to a function like an object
• we may assign a function like a value of a property. A function that becomes a value of a property is called method and as a normal function we may put inside arguments. We may call our method with dot or square brackets