Creating an object named "d" with properties "firstName" and "lastName":
var d={
a:"firstName",
b:"lastName"
};
Next, creating another object named "A" which inherits properties from object "d":
var A=Object.create(d);
console.log(A.a);//output: "firstName"
console.log(A.b);//output: "lastName"
However, when trying to view object "A" by using console.log, it returns an empty object since it doesn't display inherited properties.
This becomes a challenge when using angular.forEach.
The goal is to loop through an object, including its parent properties. How can this be achieved?
Object.create is necessary as the parent object is dynamic and may include more objects in the future, with these properties automatically reflected in the child object. Using angular.copy is not an option as it performs a deep copy, breaking the relationship between parent and child objects.
In a previous version of Google Chrome, inherited properties were visible in the console. However, after updating to version 43.0.2357.52, inherited properties are no longer shown.