Let's assume that you have the following object:
javascriptlet erik = { age: 30, location: { city: 'Barcelona', country: 'Spain' } }
Now let's suppose that you want to copy the previous element and append an object to the location
subproperty. For example, let's assume that you wish to append your ZIP Code (08038):
javascript// Let's get a copy of the location object and append the ZIP Code let _location = { ...erik.location, zip: '08038' } // Now let's make a copy of the original object and replace the location subobject let _erik = {...erik, location: _location }
You can do it in one line of code as well:
javascriptlet _erik = {...erik, location: {...erik.location, zip: '08038' } }
And here is the result:
javascriptconsole.log(_erik) /* { age: 30 location:{ city: "Barcelona" country: "Spain" zip: "08038" } } */
Hi, I'm Erik, an engineer from Barcelona. If you like the post or have any comments, say hi.