Clean Code in JavaScript

Direct property access

The syntax for directly accessing a property is a single period character, with a left-side operand that is the object you wish to access, and with a right-side operand that is the property name you wish to access:

const street = {  name: 'Marshal St.'};street.name; // => "Marshal St."

The right-side operand must be a valid JavaScript identifier, and as such, cannot start with a number, cannot contain whitespace, and in general, cannot contain any punctuation characters that exist elsewhere within the JavaScript specification. You can, however, have properties that are named with so-termed exotic Unicode characters such as π (PI):

const myMathConstants = { π: Math.PI };myMathConstants.π; // => 3.14...

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