Say I create a Object as follows
const myObj1 = {
firstName: "Shaheb",
lastName: "Ali",
professions:"Web Developer"
}
And create another object with the above object to add as a prototype object
const myObj2 = Object.create(myObj1, {
age:{
value:33
},
edu:{
value: "MBA"
}
});
now I want to count length of both object together, how can i?
I understand you want to get count of all keys in your object(s). As there is no length
property available for objects (only for arrays), you should use Object.keys()
, which returns an array with all keys:
const myObj1 = {
firstName: "Shaheb",
lastName: "Ali",
professions:"Web Developer"
}
Object.keys(myObj1).length; // would return '3'
I believe that instead of Object.create()
, you actually want to use Object.assign()
, which will assign all keys from myObj1
to myObj2
:
const myObj1 = {
firstName: "Shaheb",
lastName: "Ali",
professions:"Web Developer"
}
const myObj2 = {
age:{
value:33
},
edu:{
value: "MBA"
}
}
Object.assign(myObj2, myObj1);
document.write(Object.keys(myObj2).length + '<br>'); // return '5'
document.write(Object.keys(myObj1).length); // return '3'