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JavaScript Objects, Arrays, and Functions

The document defines JavaScript objects, arrays, and functions. It creates a user object with name and age properties, logs the object and properties to the console. It defines a language array, logs its length and modifies an element. Functions are declared to log messages, greet with parameters, return sums, and calculate squares. The functions are called and results are logged.

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JavaScript Objects, Arrays, and Functions

The document defines JavaScript objects, arrays, and functions. It creates a user object with name and age properties, logs the object and properties to the console. It defines a language array, logs its length and modifies an element. Functions are declared to log messages, greet with parameters, return sums, and calculate squares. The functions are called and results are logged.

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//creating object

let user={
name: "shandy",
age: 28
};
//calling object
[Link](user);
[Link]([Link]);
[Link]([Link]);
[Link]="venki";
[Link]([Link]);
[Link]([Link]+ ' '+ [Link]);

//Arrays
let language=['c lang','c++','java'];
[Link](language);
[Link]([Link]);
language[3]='Javascript';
[Link](language);
[Link](language[2]);

//functions
function getName(){
[Link]('this is my 1st function name');
}

//call the function


getName();

//parameter based function


function greetName(name,age){
[Link]('hey hii ' + name + ' '+ age);
}
greetName('shandy',28);

//return from a function


function add(num1, num2){
return num1+num2;
}
let sum=add(20,20);
[Link](sum);

[Link](add(50,50));
function squareRoot(num){
let root=num*num;
return root;
}
[Link](squareRoot(20));

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