DOT NOTATION vs BRACKET NOTATION in JavaScript

[@saikumar2385]

Beautifully explained

[@deeecode]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@carloscampbell6352]

Thank you so much for this, I was struggling to grasp what the differences were, and after reading your blog and watching this video, it now makes sense.
Thanks again!

[@deeecode]

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[@AyrionOfficial]

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[@deeecode]

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[@raghavsharma9755]

Greatvideo sir! You really explained it well and now I have no doubts!
All thanks to you ♥

[@deeecode]

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[@Norbjz]

This was super helpful. Thanks

[@deeecode]

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[@darrencorona3695]

Thank you very much! You explained it very clear.

[@pokwerpokwerpokwer]

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[@deeecode]

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[@lotfi256]

Thank you so much!

[@deeecode]

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[@adriananin3150]

Awesome explanation ! Thanks and great video as well💯

[@deeecode]

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[@ArnoldNatasha-f6f]

Easy thank you

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[@Mikael97]

Great tutorial!

[@deeecode]

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[@B3LL24]

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[@noweare1]

javascript is like the wild west. If the application needs a computed value of key then use bracket otherwise use dot notation.