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How can you set the value of a property in an object in JavaScript?
Using dot notation, e.g. object.property = value
Using square bracket notation, e.g. object["property"] = value
Using the set method, e.g. object.set("property", value)
Using the update method, e.g. object.update("property", value)
Correct: A, B
To set the value of a property in an object in JavaScript, you can use either dot notation or square bracket notation. Dot notation is commonly used when the property name is known and it is a valid identifier. Square bracket notation allows you to set the value of a property using the value of a variable or a property name that contains special characters or spaces.