Dotted notation is JavaScript property access syntax: place a property name after an object and a period, as in row1.name. It reads values from objects and supports working with object-based datasets. section 1.2.5
Reading employee data
Given an employee object, row1.name returns "Zoe" and row1.works_with_d3 returns false. Bracket notation provides an alternative when a property name contains spaces or comes from a variable: row1[myProperty].
Arrays of objects commonly hold datasets. Inside forEach, map, filter, and find callbacks, dotted notation reaches each datum’s properties for conversion, extraction, selection, and lookup.








