```
// Define the function that returns a direct invocation on the object literal. So cool!
const getDrink = (type) => (
  {
    'coke': 'Coke',
    'pepsi': 'Pepsi',
    'lemonade': 'Lemonade'
  }[type] // This is the direct invocation.
)

getDrink('coke') // "Coke"
```
---

The only thing I don't like is the look of it. I like a lot of syntax sugar in my code :). So let's give it a quick little change to make it a little cleaner.

```
const getObject = () => ({
  'coke': 'Coke',
  'pepsi': 'Pepsi',
  'lemonade': 'Lemonade'
})

const getDrink = (type) => (
  getObject()[type]
)

getDrink('coke') // "Coke"
```
---

But can we make this a one liner so that it's a little cleaner?

```
const getDrink = (type) => ({
  'coke': 'Coke',
  'pepsi': 'Pepsi',
  'lemonade': 'Lemonade'
})[type]

getDrink('coke') // "Coke"
```

Dunno if this is cleaner but it sure is a one liner.