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# [Accessing a JavaScript function of an object using \[\] instead of a dot (.)](https://anjanesh.dev/accessing-a-javascript-function-of-an-object-using-instead-of-a-dot?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Today's post is super short and simple and it's probably known to most developers. It's about accessing a function of an object using \[\] instead of dot (.) Let's say you have a condition - if flag is true then use max, if false, use min. let result, ...

Mar 14, 2021 · 1 min read · anjanesh.dev  
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I am a web consultant from Navi Mumbai. Mainly dealt with LAMP stack, now into Django and getting into Laravel and Cloud. Founder of nerul.in and gaali.in

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