User Defined Structures & Objects - Development Progress 1

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Overview:

This pull request introduces enhancements to our codebase by delving into the world of object literals. Object literals are a fundamental concept in our code, representing structured data in a simplified manner. This PR also sets the stage for the upcoming implementation of call and member expressions, which will further enrich our codebase's capabilities.

Key Changes:

• Improved existing code related to object literals, following best practices and coding standards.

Why Object Literals Matter:

Object literals serve as building blocks for organizing and representing data within our code. They provide a concise and readable way to define key-value pairs, creating structured objects that mirror real-world entities. This aids in better code organization, improved data management, and simplified maintenance.

Example:

Consider a scenario where we are managing user information. Instead of using disparate variables for each piece of data, object
literals allow us to group related information together. Here's a simplified representation:

const user = {
  firstName: "John",
  lastName: "Doe",
  age: 30,
  isAdmin: false
};

Preparing for Call and Member Expressions:

By solidifying our understanding of object literals in this PR, we're setting the groundwork for implementing call and member expressions. These advanced features will enable us to perform dynamic property access and function calls, unlocking new possibilities for interaction and data manipulation.

Next Steps:

Let's merge this PR to enhance our codebase's data structuring capabilities and pave the way for the exciting developments that lie ahead.