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Objects are composite data types which are built from primitives and other objects. An object’s building blocks are commonly referred to as its "fields" or "properties" comprising of `key -> value` pairs. A nested object is basically a data structure where an object refers to other objects, i.e. an object's values is another object or another set of objects. Such nested structures can be accessed by consecutively applying dot notation or bracket notation.

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