Using Object.entries() - JavaScript Tutorial For Beginners

In this tutorial I'll be showing you how to use the Object.entires() function in JavaScript which gives you an array of key-value pairs for a given object.
This makes it really easy to loop over objects in JavaScript and I'll also be showing you a potential use case for this with the URLSearchParams constructor.
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[@Tech-Dev]

Cheers for this.

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[@dcode-software]

Glad you like em mate!

[@BrandonSWie]

Very helpful! Thanks!

[@harunaoseni555]

Thanks mate this was very understandable for a solution I'm currently engineering.

[@justinlu5730]

good explanation, loved it

[@user-el9cg2lo5n]

good explaining, thank you

[@neharathour6115]

Really helpful vedio i love it clear my concept

[@bruhmoment3731]

ty!

[@bimaekaputra4419]

love it

[@iwswordpress]

very useful. BTW what font do you use fir HTML output. I like it.

[@dcode-software]

Hey mate, the font is Quicksand

[@neharathour6115]

Amazing

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[@ColorMatching]

You're using the spread bracket syntax. You're destructuring the array.

[@johnpaulpineda2476]

That's what he said

[@cmdrTremyss]

This is too advanced to me :(