Remember functions?

Functions can be assigned to an object property, and in this case they are called methods.

In this example, the start property has a function assigned:

const car = {
  start: function () {
    console.log("Car engine started")
  },
}

We can call this method by using the dot syntax we used for properties, with the parentheses at the end:

car.start()

Methods can accept parameters, just like regular functions:

const car = {
  brand: "Ford",
  model: "Fiesta",
  goTo: function (destination) {
    console.log(`Going to ${destination}`)
  },
}

car.goTo("Rome")
// Going to Rome

and they can return values.

Lessons in this unit:

0:	Introduction
1:	How to create an object
2:	Object properties
3:	Objects are passed by reference
4:	▶︎ Methods
5:	Passing objects as function arguments or returning objects from a function
6:	Accessing a property of the object inside a method using `this`
7:	Object destructuring
8:	Cloning objects
9:	Sort an array of objects by a property value
10:	Merging two objects into one
11:	apply, call, bind