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ADVANCED OBJECTS
Review
Congratulations on finishing Advanced Objects!

Let's review the concepts covered in this lesson:

The object that a method belongs to is called the calling object.
The this keyword refers the calling object and can be used to access properties of the calling object.
Methods do not automatically have access to other internal properties of the calling object.
The value of this depends on where the this is being accessed from.
We cannot use arrow functions as methods if we want to access other internal properties.
JavaScript objects do not have built-in privacy, rather there are conventions to follow to notify other developers about the intent of the code.
The usage of an underscore before a property name means that the original developer did not intend for that property to be directly changed.
Setters and getter methods allow for more detailed ways of accessing and assigning properties.
Factory functions allow us to create object instances quickly and repeatedly.
There are different ways to use object destructuring: one way is the property value shorthand and another is destructured assignment.
As with any concept, it is a good skill to learn how to use the documentation with objects!
You're ready to start leveraging more elegant code for creating and accessing objects in your code!