Provides functionality common to all JavaScript objects.
Syntaxobj = new Object( [ value ] )
The Object object is contained in all other JavaScript objects; all of its methods and properties are available in all other objects. The methods can be redefined in user-defined objects, and are called by JavaScript at appropriate times. The toString method is an example of a frequently redefined Object method.
In this language reference, the description of each Object method includes both default and object-specific implementation information for the intrinsic JavaScript objects.
PropertiesThe following table lists properties of the Object Object.
FunctionsThe following table lists functions of the Object Object.
MethodsThe following table lists methods of the Object Object.
Method Description hasOwnProperty method Returns a Boolean value that indicates whether an object has a property with the specified name. isPrototypeOf method Returns a Boolean value that indicates whether an object exists in another object’s prototype hierarchy. propertyIsEnumerable method Returns a Boolean value that indicates whether a specified property is part of an object and whether it is enumerable. toLocaleString method Returns an object converted to a string based on the current locale. toString method Returns a string representation of an object. valueOf method Returns the primitive value of the specified object. See also Other articles AttributionsMicrosoft Developer Network: Article
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