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Javascript – How to store an object inside an array?

I have two arrays and I want to store them in one array and create them as an object.

const name = ["Amy", "Robert", "Sofie"];
const age = ["21", "28", "25"];

The output I want is:

const person =[{name: 'Amy', age: '21'}, {name: 'Robert', age: '28'}, {name: 'Sofie', age: '25'}];

Is there a way that I can loop it to make it like this because my array is very long would be bothersome to manually type it. Thanks.

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  1. 0

    Given that the lengths of the two arrays are the same, you can use map function to achieve this.

    const name = ["Amy", "Robert", "Sofie"];
const age = ["21", "28", "25"];

const person = name.map((nameValue, index) => {
  const ageValue = age[index];
  return { name: nameValue, age: ageValue };
});

console.log(person);
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  2. 0

    You could use Array.map like:

    const names = ["Amy", "Robert", "Sofie"];
const ages = ["21", "28", "25"];

const persons = names.map((name, i) => ({name, age: ages[i]}));

console.log(persons)

    Take in consideration that the arrays length have to be equal.
    And use plural when naming Arrays.

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