So, if initially a has several properties
a
let a = { foo: 'some', bar: 'example' };
Then after
c > d ? a.foo = 'apple' : a.bar = 'apple';
a will have same amount of properties. But after
a = { [c > d ? 'foo' : 'bar']: 'apple' };
It will hav only 1 property. It's not even the same!
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So, if initially
a
has several propertiesThen after
a
will have same amount of properties.But after
It will hav only 1 property. It's not even the same!