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JavaScript

Posted by Kane Ford
Kane Ford
1,160 Points

Using this method to add properties, how would you add a property that has a space in the name..?

Since the prior class mentioned that the bracket method needs to be used to reference properties with spaces in the name, how would you add a property to an object literal that has a space in the name?

1 Answer

Dmitry Polyakov
Dmitry Polyakov
4,989 Points
Dmitry Polyakov
Dmitry Polyakov
4,989 Points

you just use quotation marks for example, you have an object const man = { name: 'John' }; to add a new property you do this: man.car = 'Ford Focus';

Kane Ford
Kane Ford
1,160 Points

Thank you kindly! Figured it was something like that.