Deeply covered, nice!
As a workaround, what about Object.values().length ?
Yup, that works too! Now that i think of it, i should have cover those examples too ๐ next time ๐
I think Object.values and Object.keys will have the same length, as they both consider only enumerable properties:
Object.values
Object.keys
Docs for Object.values
true story...
const object1 = { a: 'somestring', b: 42, c: false, [Symbol('ghost')]: '๐ป' }; console.log(Object.values(object1).length); //>3
I'm getting 3 for the length of both keys and values. The arrays are ["a", "b", "c"] and ["somestring", 42, false], respectively.
3
length
keys
values
["a", "b", "c"]
["somestring", 42, false]
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Deeply covered, nice!
As a workaround, what about Object.values().length ?
Yup, that works too! Now that i think of it, i should have cover those examples too ๐ next time ๐
I think
Object.valuesandObject.keyswill have the same length, as they both consider only enumerable properties:Docs for Object.values
true story...
I'm getting
3for thelengthof bothkeysandvalues. The arrays are["a", "b", "c"]and["somestring", 42, false], respectively.