reading-notes

Creating An Object Instructor Notation

• The new Keyword and the object constuctor create a blank object
• you can then add properties and methods to the object

  First

• first you create a new object using the new keyword and the object() constructor function

  Second

• having created the blank object you can add properties and methods
• use Dot notation

  Third

• you can use this syntax to add properties and methods to any object you have created no matter which notation you used to create it

Updating an object

• to update the value of properties use dot notaion or square brackets
• they work on objects created using literal or constructor notation
• to delete a property use the delete keyword
• use dot notation to add new properties to the object but give it a value
• if the object does not have the property it will be added to the object

Tables

• represents information in a grid format
• allows us to understand complex data
• each block in the grid is referred to as a table cell. <table> element is used to create a table
• the contents are written out row by row <tr> indicates the start of each row <td> each cell is represented <th> used to make a heading of a column or row