text: const numbers= {
    100    :`one hundred`, // keys => [A-Za-z0-9]
    16     : `sixteen`,
    '76 ducks' : `animals`
  }
  numbers
  numbers[100]
  numbers['76 ducks'] //remember using quotes in square brackets!!!
  
  const score={
    my: 55,
    your: 22,
    his:99,
    her:1
  }
  score.his
  score['his']
  
  let Mystery = 'her'
  score[Mystery] 
  score.mystery //we don't have access cuz property not in this object
  
  score.new=1000
  score
  
  score2=score
  score2.new2=2000
  score
  ++score.my;
  score.my
  score.his+200 // like that it doesn't change in object, it's temporary
  score.her=2 //with equal score is changing in object
  
  score 
  score.his
  
  //nested arrays and objects
  
  const user = {
    name: 'Joseph',
    age: 22,
    skills: ['strenght', 'lazyness'],
    points: {
    red: 10,
    blue:15,
    green: 3
  }
  };
  
  avgPoints=(user.points.red+user.points.blue+user.points.green)/3
  
  if(avgPoints<=10){
    console.log( `You are like lazy cat!!!;p`)
  }
  if(user.skills.includes('lazyness')){
    console.log(`work harder dude`) //not working:(
  }
  if (user.age > 18) {
    console.log('You are not a teanager anymore')
  }