How to remove a property from a JavaScript?

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Muskan Digital · Accepted Answer

In JavaScript, you can remove a property from an object using the delete operator. Here's how you can do it:
var obj = { property1: "value1", property2: "value2", }; // Remove a property delete obj.property1; // Check if the property is removed console.log(obj.property1); // Output: undefined
In the above example, we have an object obj with two properties
property1 and property2. To remove
property1, we use the delete operator followed by the object name and the property name
(delete obj.property1).
After removing the property, if you try to access it, it will return undefined, as demonstrated by
console.log(obj.property1).
Note that the delete the operator removes the property from the object directly. If the property is inherited from a prototype chain, it will not affect the original prototype object.
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Ethan Karla · Answer

delete operator removes a property from an object in javascript, its single operand property must be an access expression, deletes the value of not only the property but also the value.
The delete keyword removes a property from an object. The delete keyword deletes both the property's value and the property itself.
After deletion, the property cannot be used before adding it back again. It has no effect on the variable or function.
Syntax
delete object-name.property-name
Exampleand 
andlt;!DOCTYPE html>
andlt;html>
andlt;body>
andlt;h2>JavaScript Object Propertiesandlt;/h2>
andlt;h1 id='hh'>andlt;/h1>
andlt;h2 style='color :red'>after deleting the age property from an objectandlt;/h2>
andlt;p id='demo'>andlt;/p>
andlt;script>
var person = {
and firstname: 'John',
and lastname: 'Doe',
and age: 50,
and eyecolor: 'blue'
};
document.getElementById('hh').innerHTML =person.firstname + ' is ' + person.age + ' years old.';
delete person.age;
document.getElementById('demo').innerHTML =
person.firstname + ' is ' + person.age + ' years old.';
andlt;/script>
andlt;/body>
andlt;/html>
Outputand 
JavaScript Object Properties 
John is 50 years old. 
after deleting the age property from an object 
John is undefined years old.

How to remove a property from a JavaScript?

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John is 50 years old.

after deleting the age property from an object

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