function get(value, p)

{

console.log(p[value]);

}

get("x", {x:"XXX%%$$$%$%#$%#"});

{

    "name": "Muhammad Ishaq",

    "gender": "Male",

    "age": 23,

    "address": {

        "street": "87",

        "city": "Gultari Matyal Skardu",

        "state": "Gilgit Baltistan",

        "postalCode": "16350"

    },

    "phoneNumber": [

        { "type": "personal", "number": "116263747" }

    ]

}

const myList = document.querySelector('ul');

const myRequest = new Request('products.json');

​

fetch(myRequest)

  .then((response) => response.json())

  .then((data) => {

    for (const product of data.products) {

      const listItem = document.createElement('li');

      listItem.appendChild(

        document.createElement('strong')

      ).textContent = product.Name;

      listItem.append(

        ` can be found in ${

          product.Location

        }. Cost: `

      );

      listItem.appendChild(

        document.createElement('strong')

      ).textContent = `£${product.Price}`;

      myList.appendChild(listItem);

    }

  })

  .catch(console.error);

 const x = {a:"aaaaa", b: function(){return this.a}, c: function(){this.a}};

 console.log(x.b());

/* const x = {a:"aaaaa", b:  this.a, c: this.a};

 console.log(x.b);

 will return undefined

*/