Objects and Key-Value Utilities
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JavaScript is a programming language that makes web pages interactive. These examples are for front-end developers, bootcamp students, self-taught coders, and anyone preparing for JS interviews.
Last updated: August 2026 · 102 examples
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Who is this for: Front-end developers, bootcamp students, interview candidates, and self-taught coders building JavaScript skills. Use this when: you need quick reference code, want to practice for interviews, or learn JS concepts hands-on.
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JavaScript Program to Create Objects in Different Ways
Object literal, constructor, class.
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JavaScript Program to Remove a Property from an Object
Delete a property.
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JavaScript Program to Check if a Key Exists in an Object
Use in operator.
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JavaScript Program to Clone a JS Object
Clone using structuredClone.
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JavaScript Program to Loop Through an Object
Loop entries.
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JavaScript Program to Merge Property of Two Objects
Merge using spread.
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JavaScript Program to Count the Number of Keys/Properties in an Object
Use Object.keys length.
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JavaScript Program to Add Key/Value Pair to an Object
Assign a new key.
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JavaScript Program to Sort Array of Objects by Property Values
Sort by property.
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JavaScript Program to Find ASCII Value of Character
Use charCodeAt.
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Beginner-Friendly
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Practical Patterns
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Grow Skills
Advance to objects, classes, and asynchronous patterns such as promises and async/await.