Object keys, values, and entries methods

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Dude, straight to the point. Everything I needed, and although simple it was so hard to find it all compiled in one go like that. Go Canada!

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I really needed this. Concise, clear, straight to the point, and easy to understand. I don't get why free KZbin videos break down concepts way better than courses I had to go and pay for. Thanks a lot.

[@kris8536]

Steve, you helped me solve in 2 minutes what I have spent the last hour on. THANK YOU!

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Prof, your videos are devoid of fluff. You go straight to applicable functionality. Thanks for making it easier.

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I didn't think I even needed any further clarification on objects and arrays until I came across this video. This was perfectly explained.

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I had to stop the video at 2:35 to come and thank you for your explanation. Straight and precise.Thank you again Steve

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

Thanks! Please share the channel to help other people too.

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Very clear an concise 👌. Thanks man

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Great explanation. Thanks a lot

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Recommending to all my friends also learning to code :D

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

Thanks!

[@jd_flick]

probably the best video I've seen on explaining this

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Wow man, that was really very great! Thank you a lot. I've been looking up tutorials on the subject for the whole day... And this tutorial here is the best by far :)

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best video for keys, values and entries., you gained a subscriber.

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YOUR EXPLANATION WAS WONDERFUL!!!!!

[@jase9389]

Thx for the video, I was lost as to the difference, and this video made it clear.

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I'm new to all of this and the way you explain is so clear. Thank you for these videos!

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Your tutorials seriously provide something one really want to learn. Thank you very much,.

[@Jeff-2112]

I wasn’t aware of those methods. Great explanation as always!

[@soyaro]

Thanks Steve, you've saved me hours of debugging!

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Great Video. Short and straight forward

[@javxa]

Simple yet elegant explanation. Thanks a lot!

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today I simply learned something interesting from this vidyo. Thanks for uploading. 😍

[@benidibatia8918]

Well-detailed explanation straight to the point.

[@BestFoodReviewFeatured]

Thank you, this has help me understand better what .keys and .entries does.

[@ChrisTian-ox5nr]

Great Technical communication. Thank You! This is a very good Tutorial.

[@mishanwong2393]

Thank you so much Steve! This is very easy to follow and it helps me out a lot!

[@divyanshchoukse5454]

Great explanation BTW nice to see a GOT fan

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Great tutorial! Straight to the point and well explained.

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THANK YOU STEVE, this explanation helped so much

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Thanks this helped me, love the GOT reference😂

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Amazing explanation. Thanks so much!

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Wow, absolutely amazing 🙏

[@anshulmanapure1980]

Steve, this work of yours is gold. Truly. Edit: One doubt though. What if we had an anonymous function as a value of some key inside an object. What happens to that? I'm fairly new to JS and programming in general, but I haven't saw we declaring a function inside an array.

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

The values assigned to the keys in an object can be anything, including an anonymous function. Functions in JavaScript are first class citizens. They can be passed around like any variable.

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Another very cool tutorial!

[@rn2782]

simple and great explained! thanks

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Excellent, Stright to the Point

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Excellent Video - thank you.

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Very clear and objective!! Thanks!

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You are a great teacher

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Thank you so much! Great video!

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thank Steve , nice explanation!

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Thanks a lot for the helpful video! Awesome job!

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Thank you for making this video

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great explanation thank you and westeros example it's very nice too :D

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Nice explanation .. , 👏👏✌

[@jp-hz6br]

How do you change the name of a key. Say, if I wanted to add an ‘s’ character onto the end of keys that held array objects as their values?

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

You cant change the name of a key. You can create a new key, copy the value of the old key to the new key and then delete the old one.

[@nedlathium9492]

Perfectly explained, thank you !

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Helped a lot, thanks !

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Easy explanation . Thank you

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Great tut Steve. 👍

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awesome Explanation..

[@alexsilva820]

So great bro I love those methods

[@davidgriffin7632]

Could you give any advice on how you'd access a specific entry without knowing the index number? Like if you were wanting to log 'Snow' without knowing it is [2][1], but you knew the key was 'jon'.

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

The key concept is accepting the fact that objects are not built with sequential properties. There is no number associated with the properties. Object.keys() gives you a list of the possible properties. Don't think of it as the order of properties.

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Great Explanation Brother! You Deserved A Like From ME! Great Teaching Skills For Newbies.

[@bribes_for_nouns]

So say we convert an object to an array so we can use methods on it easier. After doing this, how would we convert the newly updated array back into the object that it came from?

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

We wouldn't. We would have the original object plus the new information we got from the array methods.

[@KishoreKumarmaistry]

Dock Adams if it's a two dimensional array, then we can use the Object.fromEntries(arr) to convert back to object

[@GauthamHC99]

Really very helpful. Thank you so much :)

[@christmasvillage3652]

lol I am guessing that you may be a fan of Game of Thrones? Nice explanation of the three functions for object. Thank you so much.

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Amazing, thank you!

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Very clear. Thanks @SteveGriffith

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Great video. Thank you, helped alot!!!

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What a great voice!

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Great stuff Man

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thank you , great explanation!

[@spetsnazGru487]

if you create an array, you have a .entries method with that array, how to use that. When i logged in console, it says iterable array.

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

When you call the entries( ) method what you get is an array of arrays. Each of the inner arrays has two items - the key and the value. the key is item [0] and the value is item [1].

[@spetsnazGru487]

@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 thank you very much.

[@aidangasim]

brilliant clarifying,,,thanks so muchhh)

[@abhishekpatil6205]

Hey Steve! I think you're one of the die-heart fan of Game of Thrones as I am...🍷 Well, thanks a lot for this tutorial! By the way which is your favorite character in GOT?

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

Hard to say. There are many great characters. The Hound, Jorah Mormont, Tyrion, Arya, ...

[@abhishekpatil6205]

@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 Well that's a lot of names, but my favorite forever is ''Tyrion''. 😊 And I'm eagerly waiting for 'House of Dragons'. Hope you are too.

[@alexhitchins4339]

FANTASTIC!!! Such a good explanation. Thank you very much!

[@Mrshaider79]

Greeat job!! Thank you!

[@kc7718]

Hi Prof.Griffith How do i convert ["3,1", "4,2", "5,10"] into key vals

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

use any loop method you want (array map is best to create a new array from the old), take each string as you loop and call split(",") to break it apart on the comma. Then you have the two parts and can use the first part as the key and the second as the value.

[@kc7718]

@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 thankyou appreciate it

[@EnzoAuditore]

Thanks mate.

[@listgaus]

Great explanation, has anyone mentioned you sound just like Tyrion? it felt a bit like im listening to him guiding me trough object methods :P

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

Lol. Haven't heard Tyrion before. Bob Ross, Liam Neeson, Christian Slater, Bryan Cranston, Corpse Husband, Tiger Dad, and lots of others. 😀

[@listgaus]

@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 haha maybe the object's context gave me the reference :P

[@elchino7672]

Hi. Thank you for great esplanation. Question: How add new value in one of these array?

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

These arrays are generated by the methods entries, values, and keys. If you add a new property to the object then the methods will return a new updated array.

[@elchino7672]

@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 Thank for reply. Steve, I mean if I have an object with multiple arrays and I want to push random into one of these array any value what would be logic? Say, there is object { arr1[], arr2[], arr[] } and I want to push 'some value' into one of these arrays in my object. But I want it to do randomly and each array wont have any dublicates

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

@@elchino7672 That's several different things you are asking. Avoiding duplicates in arrays I talk about here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4Wqg32no51rb7M You can also covert to a Set and then back to an Array to remove duplicate values. Picking a random value - kzbin.info/www/bejne/np-ycn9qprxor7s myObject['arr1'].push( newThing ) is how you could add something to the array called arr1 inside of myObject. Here is my whole playlist about Arrays - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6OsmZuImZaFhsU

[@Salmooooon_oO]

I totally understand, thx

[@jaimedpcaus1]

This is great. How about other types of operations that could be done using an object like this? For example working with arrays against an object. How did it work superficially and under the hood? Thx

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

I have a whole playlist about Arrays - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6OsmZuImZaFhsU If you search for the keyword "Object" on my channel you will find a bunch of other related videos too.

[@jaimedpcaus1]

@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 I'll go and look for the. I found code that goes like this let obj = {}: Let arr = ('a','b,'c'); And at some point in a loop they go like this this obj[arr[i]] . I was wondering, in gullible mode, if this a multiplication of some sort. I.e A*B(i)??I??? 🙂

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

@@jaimedpcaus1 Not multiplication. Nested looping. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6LKh3-PpaeKfZo

[@forusanjay]

how to contruct an object through two different arrays one for key and another for values

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

Basically declare an empty object and then use pretty much any kind of loop to loop through the arrays using the same index to point to the matching item from each array. Here is one example. Let's say the two arrays are called `keys` and `vals`. let obj = { }; keys.forEach( (key, index) => { obj[key] = vals[index]; });

[@barungh]

As good as always - just one line - "these method will create array from Object then we can ... " - cleared my doubt, when I saw in few places map method is used after Object.entries - it created confusion. Aren't these ES8 methods ? Thank you so much.

[@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3]

They are ES6 methods. Widely supported.

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Thank you!

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Great ExplaNATION

[@sterling3419]

A fellow GOT fan

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it really helps

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Thanks Man.

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Good stuff.

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