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Hello and good evening folks.
it's a blizzard at my house and i'm inside working on code and college.
may the code be with you
⚔
Thanks :)
may the code be with you
hehe
well so far our power and internet have stayed on. That's a definite plus. it can snow all it wants so long as those utilities stay on and I can stay on task.
@psyperl help me
@diomed these cats have abducted me
I can't reset all codes :/
how would someone loop through this?
let data = [{prop:val},{prop:val},{prop:val},{prop:val},{prop:val},{prop:val},{prop:val}];
tried Object.keys it just gave me the indexes?
@swoopy_gitlab Use
for..of
@ezioda004 inside a loop?
@swoopy_gitlab Like:
for (let obj of data) {
console.log(obj);
}
how would i return them as an array?
@ezioda004
you don't really need to do anything to return them as array? the
data is already an array
@psyperl I got them now, what i really wanted to do is to merge them into one. :)
maybe example of what you expected to be?
Object.assign(...data)
you confused me lol
I meant how will the data look like, as they are already merged in to one as well
@psyperl
{
prop:val,
prop:val,
prop:val,
..and so on
}
they were originally
[{prop:val},{prop:val},{prop:val},{prop:val},{prop:val},{prop:val},{prop:val}];
that would be an object, and no you can't do that..
an object can't have the same prop name
but i just did
lolwut
ofcourse they don't have the same prop and val. sorry my bad. just written an example poorly
ahh ok
maybe
const data = [{one: 1}, {two: 2}, {three: 3}]
const newData = data.reduce( (b,v) => Object.assign(b,v) ,{})
console.log( newData ) // shoule print {one: 1, two: 2, three: 3}
?
or lol.. you already have the answer with that
Object.assign :D
yea :)
awesome
used the spread
... as i don't know how many objects will there be
@ezioda004 whisper me sexy js things
(butter ... bread)
const legs = [{cows: 4}, {chicken:2}, {birds: 2}]
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