# Properties

## File Location

We will be working in the following file:

```
    javascript-library
        └── 0-PreWork
        └── 1-Fundamentals
            └── 10-Objects
                01-properties.js <----You will be working in this file.
```

In the pre-work, you learned about how to create an object and assign it properties. This is just a review.

## An object with no properties

```javascript
var empty_object = {};
```

## Object Literal with two properties

Look at the code below.

```javascript
var movie = {
    //These are properties
    name : "The Godfather",
    director: "Martin Scorsese"
};
```

Use . to access the properties.

```javascript
console.log(movie.name); 
console.log(movie["name"]);//No one does this, but you can.
```

```javascript
//Quotes are optional around property names
var band = {
    "name" : "Weird Al Yankovic",
    "numberAlbums": 1,
};

console.log(band.name);
console.log(band.numberAlbums);
```

## Nested properties

You also saw in the left had side module how objects can be nested. Arrays can also nested inside objects.

```javascript
var netflix = {
    id: 1,
    name: "",
    seasonInfo: {
        episodeInfo : [
            { episode: 1, episodeName: "Hey Paul"},
            { episode: 2, episodeName: "Yes Paul"}
        ]
    }
};

console.log("All data:", netflix);
console.log("Just season info: ", netflix.seasonInfo);
console.log("Episode Number: ", netflix.seasonInfo.episodeInfo[0].episode);
```

We could loop over the episode info array like this

```javascript
for (var container in netflix.seasonInfo.episodeInfo.episodeName){
    console.log(netflix.seasonInfo.episodeInfo[container].episodeName);
}
```

## Challenges

1. Create an object with several properties. Print each to the console.
2. Add an array as a property and loop over its elements. Print them to the console.
3. Recall that objects can be created from a model. Create a model asking for a person's age, height, eye color, hair color, and whether or not they wear glasses (make this a boolean value). Then create yourself as an object with that model.


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