The Reflect.set() method can be used to set the value for a property of an object.
Reflect.set(target, propertyKey, value, thisArg);
This method returns true if the value of the property is set successfully. Otherwise, it returns false.
Let’s create an object and set a value for an already available property using the Reflect.set method.
let obj = {
name : "Ram",
age : 20
};
let isSet = Reflect.set(obj, 'name', 'Raj');
console.log(isSet); // true
console.log(obj.name);//Raj
Now, let’s try to add a new property using the Reflect.set method:
let obj = {
name : "Ram",
age : 20
};
let isSet = Reflect.set(obj, 'salary', '100');
console.log(isSet); // true
console.log(obj.salary); // 100
let obj = {name : "Ram",age : 20};console.log("The object is :", obj);let isUpdated = Reflect.set(obj, 'name', 'Raj');console.log("-------------------");console.log("Updating Property")console.log("isUpdated : ", isUpdated); // trueconsole.log("The object is :", obj);console.log("-------------------");console.log("Adding new Property")isUpdated = Reflect.set(obj, 'salary', '100');console.log("isUpdated : ", isUpdated); // trueconsole.log("The object is :", obj);