const arr = ['a', 'b', 'c']
// console.log(arr.length)

//access by index O(1)
// console.log(arr[arr.length - 1])

//adding item/element at the end of the array O(1)
// arr[arr.length] = 'd'
// arr.push('d')

// //removing element from end of the array time complexity O(1)
// arr.pop()

//at the beginning of array adding element O(n)
// arr.unshift('z')
//at the beginning of array removing element O(n)
// arr.shift('z')

//finding element from an array O(n)
// for(let elm of arr){
//     if(elm === 'c') console.log(true)
// }

//forEach, map, filter, reduce, slice, splice O(n)
// console.log(arr)

//Object

const obj = {
  name: 'samim',
  email: 'samimfazlu@gmail.com',
}

//accessing element O(1)
console.log(obj.name)
//adding/inserting element O(1)
obj.profession = 'programmer'

//delete/removal element O(1)
delete obj.profession
console.log(obj)

//searching O(1)
console.log('email' in obj)

//searching O(n)
// for(let key in obj){
//     console.log(obj[key])
//     console.log(key)
// }

//Object.keys() O(n)
// console.log(Object.keys(obj))
// //Objet.values() O(n)
// console.log(Object.values(obj))

// //Object.entries() O(n)
// console.log(Object.entries(obj))

// console.log(obj.name)
// console.log(obj["name"])
// console.log(obj['1email']) //invalid key must be accessed by []

//when to use array
//when order is important
// when you need faster access (by index) or
//adding or removal(at the end)

//when to use object
//when order isn't important
// when you need faster access or removal