Using object literals is the simplest way to create an object in Javascript. An object literal also called an object initializer, is a comma-separated set of paired names and values.
Create JavaScript Object using Object Literal Example
Let's create a Javascript object using an object literal:
// using Object Literals var user = { firstName : 'Ramesh', lastName : 'Fadatare', emailId : 'ramesh@gmail.com', age : 29, getFullName : function (){ return user.firstName + " " + user.lastName; } } console.log(JSON.stringify(user)); console.log(user.getFullName()); // access object properties console.log('firstName :', user.firstName); console.log('lastName :', user.lastName); console.log('emailId :', user.emailId); console.log('age :', user.age);
Output:
{"firstName":"Ramesh","lastName":"Fadatare","emailId":"ramesh@gmail.com","age":29} Ramesh Fadatare firstName : Ramesh lastName : Fadatare emailId : ramesh@gmail.com age : 29
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