# JavaScript Object

JS Objects are collections of key-value pairs. They are used to store, retrieve, and manipulate data in a structured way. Objects can be created in several different ways in jS

### Create Objects with object literal

One of the most common ways to create an object in JS is using object literal syntax, which looks like this.

```javascript
let information = {
    name: "Rio",
    age: 28,
    occupation: 'car driver'
};
```

In this example, information is an object with three properties - name, age and occupation. Each property has a key (eg. name) and a value (eg. 'Rio')

we can also use this function in objects format,

```javascript
let information = {
    name: "Rio",
    age: 28,
    occupation: 'car driver',
    print: function (){
        console.log('${key.name} age is ${key.age} and he is a ${key.occupation}');
    }
};
```

## **Access Objects**

We can access this object in this method with the following:

```javascript
syntax: objectName.information()
```

<mark>Example:</mark>

```javascript
information.print();
console.log(information.name);
console.log(information[age]);
```

## Adding Object

This example uses the adding object.

```javascript
// Add properties 

person.email = 'Rio@ample.com';
person['phone'] = '557-775-7777';
person.age = 29;
person['occupation'] = 'software engineer';
```

## Built-In or Constructor function object

The Constructor function is a special function that is used to create and initialize an object. Here an example:

```javascript
function fruits ( apple, banana){
    let vegi = apple + banana;
    return  vegi;
}

let nuts = fruits (80, 24)
```