object-literal.js

javaScript:
Object Literal


person= {



  lastname: "Black",

  firstname: "Jack",

  age: 48,

  sex: "male"

}

The object literal or "initializer syntax" allows you to create an object, set its property-names and initialize its property-values simultaneously.
Properties are to objects as elements are to arrays
In the example above person is declared and initialized as an object with four properties.
These properties describe the object.
Each property is identified with a name.
Each property contains a value.
Each set of properties, name:value pair, are separated from each other with a comma.
Both name and value for object properties may be either:
1. primitive data-type
2. other objects, ie., array, function

Two ways to access values in object properties:

//result from script

More: