You have seen an object act as a data conglomerate, or container. You have seen the data it contains as its properties that can be accessed after appending a dot to the object’s name. Accessing a property means either questioning its value or assigning a new value to it.
You have also discovered that (possibly many) actions can be associated with an object. Actions are called methods, and like properties, they can be accessed after appending a dot to the object’s name. Moreover, accessing a particular ...
