How do you define a property inside a JavaScript object?
- Using dot notation
- Using square brackets
- Using a constructor function
- Using the prototype keyword
You can define a property inside a JavaScript object using dot notation, where you specify the object name followed by a dot and then the property name. For example: objectName.propertyName. This is the most common way to define object properties.
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