What are the possible ways to create objects in JavaScript?

There are a number of ways to create an object in JavaScript:

• Object literal syntax: This is the easiest way to create an object. This syntax wraps a comma-separated set of key-value pairs in curly braces.

const object1 = {
                name: 'Sneha Kumari', // property value may be a string
                course: 'ICAI', // property key can be an identifier
                marks: 70, // property value may be a number
                hobbies: ['Painting', 'Singing'], // property value can be an array
                "obj key" : {
                            1: 'mango',
                            2: 'banana',
                            } // property value can be an object as well
                5: 'Taste' // property key can be a number,
                "property new": 30000 // Property key can be a string
                };

Object literal property values can be of any data type. Object key literal can be literal, string or number.

• The object's create method (function):
  In this syntax, we use the create method of Object to create the object by passing the prototype object as a parameter

const object2 = Object.create(null);

• Function constructor:
  In this syntax, we need to create an object which is responsible to create the object.

function Car(name, color) {
    this.name = name;
    this.color = color;
}
const hyundaiObj = new Car("Hyundai", "Red")

• ES6 Class object syntax:
  This syntax is introduced in ECMA Script 6 in which a class is declared with the OOPs concept and we can create a new object in a conventional way using the new keyword.

class Car{
  constructor(name) {
    this.name = name;
  }
}

const object = new Car("Hyundai");

• Object constructor syntax:
  In this syntax, we use the new keyword with using Object constructor. This syntax was used in past and is not in use nowadays as well as in a non-recommended way.

const object3 = new Object();