return {name: name, age: age, sayHello: sayHello}; // classic object return

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return {name, age, sayHello}; // shorthand

const name = "Maynard";

const color = "red";

const number = 34;

const food = "rice";

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// logging all of these variables might be a useful thing to do,

// but doing it like this can be somewhat confusing.

console.log(name, color, number, food); // Maynard red 34 rice

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// if you simply turn them into an object with brackets,

// the output is much easier to decipher:

console.log({name, color, number, food});

 // { name: 'Maynard', color: 'red', number: 34, food: 'rice' }