it's hard to explain, bur lets go on with a example
const exampleProperty = {
log1: () => {
console.log('log1')
},
log2: () => {
console.log('log2')
},
log3: () => {
console.log('log3')
},
log4: () => {
console.log('log4')
}
}
for (let i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
// now here I want to run all the functions in the example Property
// I imagined it something like
exampleProperty.log${i}
// but this is invalid syntax
}
There might be a real easy answer to this but as I am new i really can't imagine what to do
If you wanted to enumerate every method
const exampleProperty = {
log1: () => {
console.log('log1')
},
log2: () => {
console.log('log2')
},
log3: () => {
console.log('log3')
},
log4: () => {
console.log('log4')
}
}
Object.values(exampleProperty).forEach(p => p())Working example, using backticks
const exampleProperty = {
log1: () => {
console.log('log1')
},
log2: () => {
console.log('log2')
},
log3: () => {
console.log('log3')
},
log4: () => {
console.log('log4')
}
}
for (let i = 1; i <= 4; i++) {
// now here I want to run all the functions in the example Property
// I imagined it something like
exampleProperty[`log${i}`]();
// but this is invalid syntax
}