Store by Objects

const person = {
  name: "ABC",
  age: 15,
  gender: "Male",
  isStudent: false,
  greet: function () {
    console.log(`Welcome,${this.name}, you are ${this.age} years old`);
  },
};
//i)	Access the ‘name’ property of the ‘person’ object
//and store it in a variable called ‘personName’
personName = person.name;
console.log("Name of the person : " + personName);

// ii)	Add a new property ‘city’ to the ‘person’ object
//and set its value to a city of your choice.
person.city = "Chennai";
console.log("Now, city = ", person.city);

//Also, modify the ‘age’ property to increase it by 5
person.age = person.age + 5;
console.log("Now Age = ", person.age);

// iii)	Loop through the ‘person’ object and
//log each property and its value to the console
console.log("Iterating the person object");
for (let i in person) {
  console.log(person[i]);
}

//iv)	Create another object called ‘address’ as a nested
//object within ‘person’  with the following properties
//‘street’ (string
//   ‘postalCode’ (string)
const address = {
  street: "123 Main Road",
  postalCode: "62345",
};
person.address = address;

//  v)	Access the ‘postalCode’ property inside the ‘address’
//object and store it in a variable called ‘postC’
let postC = person.address.postalCode;
console.log("Post code : ", postC);

console.log("Printing property of person : ");
console.log(person);

person.greet();