![]() Lets try out the following example to understand how it. You can imagine that the key-value pairs of the object we passed as the secondĪrgument to Object.assign(), get copied into the object we supplied for theįirst argument. ) to add a key/value pair or a property to a JavaScript object. the source object(s) - one or more objects that contain the properties we.the target object - the object to which the provided properties will be.We used the Object.assign() method to copy the key-value pairs of one or more Alternatively, you can forEach to loop over the values of properties directly if you don’t need access to the properties using Object.values(): Object. ![]()
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