Object notation

Object notation is a way to organize and store data in programming by grouping related pieces of information into a single entity called an object. Think of it like a digital file with labeled sections; each section (property) has a name and a corresponding value. For example, a "car" object can have properties like "make," "model," and "year." This structure makes it easy to manage, access, and modify complex data efficiently, similar to how a detailed record or profile consolidates related details in one place.