Yep, that's nice. Object.keys(obj) always bothered me as then you needed to grab the value from the obj with the index of the key, but this way you have it there when you map etc.
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Yep, that's nice.
Object.keys(obj)
always bothered me as then you needed to grab the value from the obj with the index of the key, but this way you have it there when you map etc.