JavaScript toObject() method

Use of toObject() method of Hash class in
JavaScript. Hash is just like an associative array, binding unique keys
to values. This method returns a cloned object. You can see in the given
example, we have create an instance of Hash class consisting of unique keys and their
values. The method hash.toObject() returns the unique keys. The hash.get('a')
returns the value of this unique key.
Here is the code:
<html>
<head>
<h2>Use toObject() method in JavaScript</h2>
<script type="text/javascript" src="prototype.js">
</script>
<script>
var hash = new Hash({ a: "Rose", b: "India", c: "Technologies" });
var obj = hash.toObject();
document.write( "The value of a is: " + hash.get('a')+"<br>");
document.write( "The value of b is: " + hash.get('b')+"<br>");
document.write( "The value of c is: " + hash.get('c')+"<br>");
document.write( "The keys are: " + Object.keys(obj) );
</script>
</head>
</html>
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To run the above code, you need to include the file 'prototype.js' which
defines several functions. You can download this file from the site prototypejs.org
Here is the code of prototype.js
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