Objects in Javascript are collection of properties. An object stores data in the form of key value pair. These are non-primitive type structure, because we can store multiple types (both primitive and non-primitive) data in any object.

While storing data in any object, for our reference, we associate that data to a key name. These keys are known as the object’s property. Object properties can be of any type

For example, a car can have many properties like make, model, year etc. And, we can represent a car or any other entity using an object like below:

var car = {
make: 'Audi',
model: 'A3',
year: 2018
};

In my blog post I have explained more about objects in javascript:

• What is an object
• How to create objects in Javascript
• How to define properties in an object
• Object prototype
• Accessors
• Use of the Object.defineProperty method in javascript
• How to deep clone objects in JavaScript
• How to remove a property from a JavaScript object
• How do I loop through or enumerate a JavaScript object
• Check if a key exists in a JavaScript object
• How to determine the length of a JavaScript object
• How to merge the properties of two JavaScript objects
• How to check for an empty objects in JavaScript
• Detecting an undefined object property