Dot notation

This is the simplest and most concise way to access properties.

It follows the same syntax as some programming languages, such as JavaScript and Python. As a result, it may be more familiar to developers than to those who are not involved in programming.

The syntax consists of the variable name followed by a dot (.) and the property name.

Here is a basic example that accesses the interests property of the user variable:

user.interests

You can also chain multiple property accesses together to access nested properties:

user.address.city

Or even combine them with other notations, such as the bracket notation:

user.interests[0]

Each notation has its own advantages and tradeoffs, so you should choose the one that best fits your scenario.

Consider using the dot notation when:

• The property name is a valid identifier and is known in advance.
• You are accessing a deeply nested property.
• Anyone reading the queries is familiar with this notation.