if I have an array with the names of properties of the object then I cannot access the object properties using the array elements because they are stored as strings.
object.array[1];
gives error since the property is not in "".
if you don’t access literally the property name you can’t use dot notation, you must use bracket notation
like object.["array[1]"];
somewhat but not exactly, you can’t put the dot if you use bracket notation, and you are trying to get a property named exactly "array[1]", not named like the element at index 1 of the array
so basically i just have to use
object[array[1]];
and in this if i have an object defined as
object={
"name"="rex"
}
array[1]="name";
object[array[1]]="rex"
if it still not work you can show your code to ask for help
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thank you so much
let me try and if it fails i will check in with you
it worked thank you so much