#17 JavaScript Objects | JavaScript for Beginners Course

JavaScript object is a non-primitive data-type that allows you to store multiple collections of data.

In this video, we will learn with Punit about objects in JavaScript, how we can access the values of objects and methods. We will also learn to use objects to create more structured programs in JavaScript.

Watch the full video to have a clear understanding of the working of JavaScript Objects.

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Timestamps:
00:16 JavaScript Objects
02:28 Accessing Object Properties
04:31 Object Methods
05:32 Programming Task
06:12 Quiz

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const student = {
name: "John",
rollNo: 24,
totalMarks: 35,
grade:0,

checkGrade: function() {
let grade = parseInt(prompt("What is yourgrade? "));
return grade;
},
checkPassFail: function(grade){
if(grade>40){
console.log("You passed");
}else if(grade<=40){
console.log("you failed");
}
}
}

let grade = student.checkGrade();
student.checkPassFail(grade); -after hours I finally completed the task, although I'm not really sure why I declared let grade at the end, partially because it kept telling me that grade was not defined but I defined it in the function so still don't get why the definition within the function was not enough. i even tried to define it globally by putting let grade; at the top of the code, but it made things worse. anyways, hope this helps someone who's stuck