//how i would usually define object properties.
function storage() {
store = {}
store.a = "hello";
element = document.querySelector(".hello");
element.innerHTML = JSON.stringify(store);
}
storage();
// chris used a for loop with a property of the class that changes each instance based on the class call template path. so then he used that as a unqiue key.
//this is what chris used in the webmaster email class with the key being the path to uniquely identify the objects.
function storageWithVariableKey() {
store = {}
store.a = "hello";
mykey = "c";
store[mykey] = 3; // this could be so
element = document.querySelector(".world");
element.innerHTML = JSON.stringify(store);
}
storageWithVariableKey();
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