Let's assume that we are working with the following object:
javascriptlet highlights = { 'year': { '0': 'You are born', '3': 'First day of school', '16': 'First day of high school', '18': 'College', '19': 'Meet Susan', '21': 'Dropout to work in your startup', '24': 'Startup fails', '25': 'Get a normal job', '27': 'Get married', '30': 'First kid', '65': 'Retirement', '66': 'You die suddenly because a heart stroke' } }
If we want to access to a numerical key in the object, we can do it like in arrays.
Example:
javascriptlet highlight_19 = highlights.year['19']; console.log(highlight_19); // 'Meet Susan'
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