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What Ian said is the correct answer. An object needs properties and those properties can have any value. So the property in Ian's answer is "an_array" and the value is the actual array. To retrieved this array in your code, you'd have to use: obj.an_array
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What Ian said is the correct answer. An object needs properties and those properties can have any value. So the property in Ian's answer is "an_array" and the value is the actual array. To retrieved this array in your code, you'd have to use: obj.an_array