1. Use Object.keys to get an array of keys of the object and loop over it.
let myObj = { name: 'Shuvo', tech: 'javascript', hobby: 'learning javascript', favFood: 'beef steak!', }; // way: 1 Object.keys(myObj).map((key) => { console.log(`key: ${key} value: ${myObj[key]}`); }); // output // key: name value: Shuvo // key: tech value: javascript // key: hobby value: learning javascript // key: favFood value: beef steak! 2. Use For...in Loop to over the object.
// way: 2 for (key in myObj) { console.log(`key: ${key} value: ${myObj[key]}`); } // output // key: name value: Shuvo // key: tech value: javascript // key: hobby value: learning javascript // key: favFood value: beef steak! 3. Use Object.values() method. In this time you will get all the value of the remaining keys.
// way: 3 Object.values(myObj).forEach((value) => { console.log('value: ', value); }); // output // value: Shuvo // value: javascript // value: learning javascript // value: beef steak! 4. Use Object.entries() method. It will return array of key and value
// way: 4 Object.entries(myObj).forEach((arr) => { console.log('arr: ', arr); }); // output // arr: ["name", "Shuvo"] // arr: ["tech", "javascript"] // arr: ["hobby", "learning javascript"] // arr: ["favFood", "beef steak!"] And that's it.Play with it more 🚀
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