objects

JavaScript objects are like labeled containers that hold related items. Think of them as:

• Digital storage boxes where you keep related things together

• Collections of name-value pairs (like key:value)

• Custom blueprints for creating specific things

For example, a dog object might contain:

example.js

let dog = {
  name: "Rex",
  age: 3,
  bark: function() { alert("Woof!"); }
};

You access properties using dot notation (dog.name) or bracket notation (dog["name"]). Objects can contain basic data, other objects, or functions (methods).

References

Objects: the basicsiliakan