In Microsoft JavaScript, objects are, essentially, collections of some properties and methods.
A method is a function that is a member of an JavaScript object, and a property is a value or set of
some values in the form of an
JavaScript array
or object that is a member of an object. JavaScript supports
three kinds of objects: intrinsic objects, objects we create, and browser objects, which
are covered elsewhere soon.
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