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Pull out dynamic object name [duplicate]


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There is an object which always has a different name.



Example: 0.8337090382971908: "DELETED"



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      There is an object which always has a different name.



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      how can i get his name and status?





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          const obj = 0.8337090382971908: "DELETED";

          const [ name ] = Object.keys(obj);
          const [ status ] = Object.values(obj);

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            You can use Object.keys() and Object.values() respectively along with Array Destructuring:






            const obj = 0.8337090382971908: "DELETED";

            const [ name ] = Object.keys(obj);
            const [ status ] = Object.values(obj);

            console.log(name);
            console.log(status);








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              You can use Object.keys() and Object.values() respectively along with Array Destructuring:






              const obj = 0.8337090382971908: "DELETED";

              const [ name ] = Object.keys(obj);
              const [ status ] = Object.values(obj);

              console.log(name);
              console.log(status);








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                You can use Object.keys() and Object.values() respectively along with Array Destructuring:






                const obj = 0.8337090382971908: "DELETED";

                const [ name ] = Object.keys(obj);
                const [ status ] = Object.values(obj);

                console.log(name);
                console.log(status);








                share|improve this answer













                You can use Object.keys() and Object.values() respectively along with Array Destructuring:






                const obj = 0.8337090382971908: "DELETED";

                const [ name ] = Object.keys(obj);
                const [ status ] = Object.values(obj);

                console.log(name);
                console.log(status);








                const obj = 0.8337090382971908: "DELETED";

                const [ name ] = Object.keys(obj);
                const [ status ] = Object.values(obj);

                console.log(name);
                console.log(status);





                const obj = 0.8337090382971908: "DELETED";

                const [ name ] = Object.keys(obj);
                const [ status ] = Object.values(obj);

                console.log(name);
                console.log(status);






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