siwhoh:
I asked same question on a Facebook group, still waiting for answer up till now. Let me park here and see.

siwhoh:
I asked same question on a Facebook group, still waiting for answer up till now. Let me park here and see.

Venzee:
please i want to a object to an Arrey, so dat i can easly loop it.
i hv try these codes but it dosn't wrk. e.g
var obj = {a: 'venzee',
b:23,
c:false
}
var conv = [].slice.call(obj) or also
var conv = [].concat.call(obj);
pls help me

biggjoe:
why not loop through the object instead.

Venzee:

bros u no fee loop an object using de .length function.
even u use am, how u go log de object to de console, cuz if u do am lik dis ( obj{i} ) en no go work

Karleb:
Use the Array.from() method.

Pass your object within the from function.

afuye:


Very wrong!!!

Karleb:



https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_from.asp

Venzee:
please i want to a object to an Arrey, so dat i can easly loop it.
i hv try these codes but it dosn't wrk. e.g
var obj = {a: 'venzee',
b:23,
c:false
}
var conv = [].slice.call(obj) or also
var conv = [].concat.call(obj);
pls help me

jelel6:


Be concise and elaborate when when you want to ask technical questions to enable people help you better. Also, endeavor to reply to suggestions to allow people follow up with you according. If you have found a solution, say so to let others know what eventually worked out.

In the example object you provided above. The following object methods would return an array as this:

Object.keys(obj) = [ 'a', 'b', 'c' ];

Object.values(obj) = [ "venzee", 23, false];

Object.entries(obj) = [ [ 'a' : "venzee" ], [ 'b' : 23 ], [ 'c' : false ] ];

All the above methods should give a "Real" array, which you can loop over afterwards using something like map or forEach


If you just want to loop over directly, you can do this...

// Looping over all the values:
for (let value of Object.values(obj)) {
alert(value); // "venzee", -> 23 -> false in that order
};

That should solve your problem

benedictuyi:
Oga Google is your friend na. There's a high order function in JavaScript called 'map'. You can use map to loop through an object

silento:
The last time I check object can be looped easily or did I not understand the question

Var obj = {1:"ara",2:"test"}
For(var i in obj)
{
Var value = obj[i]

}

makavele:
Thank me later:

const object = { ..... blah blah blah }

const array = Object.keys(object).map(key => object[key])

Venzee:

Chaii Bros thank you...
Dis one work..