Can anyone explain how the why/how the below method of assigning keys in JavaScript works?
a = "b"
c = {[a]: "d"}
return:
Object {b: "d"}
Question&Answers:osCan anyone explain how the why/how the below method of assigning keys in JavaScript works?
a = "b"
c = {[a]: "d"}
return:
Object {b: "d"}
Question&Answers:osIt's the new ES2015 (the EcmaScript spec formally known as ES6) computed property name syntax. It's a shorthand for the someObject[someKey]
assignment that you know from ES3/5:
var a = "b"
var c = {[a]: "d"}
is syntactic sugar for:
var a = "b"
var c = {}
c[a] = "d"