04. Dot Notation vs Bracket Notation

var weirdObject = {
    "property": "Time for an astronomy lesson!",
    "property1": "Cameron's minor in college was astronomy",
    "property-2": "The 4 Galilean largest moons of Jupiter are:",
    "property 3": "Io, Ganymede, Callisto, Europa",
    "property$": "Saturn's moon Enceladus has liquid water ocean under its icy surface",
    " property": "The Sun contains 99.87% of the mass of the entire solar system",
    "property()": "There are 5 dwarf planets in our solar system:",
    "property[]": "Pluto, Ceres, Eris, Haumea, Makemake",
    "8property": "Mars has two tiny moons: Phobos and Deimos"
};

// Use console.log() to figure out if dot and/or bracket notation
// will work to access the properties below. Mark true if you can use dot/bracket
// notation to access the property, otherwise mark false.

// For example, uncomment the line below to see if you can use dot notation to access `property1`.
// console.log(weirdObject.property1);

// I'll give you the first answer. The rest are set to false. Try out each property and
// if you can use dot or bracket notation to access it, change the answer to true!

// property
var dotNotation0 = true;
var bracketNotation0 = true;

// property1
var dotNotation1 = false;
var bracketNotation1 = false;

// property-2
var dotNotation2 = false;
var bracketNotation2 = false;

// property 3
var dotNotation3 = false;
var bracketNotation3 = false;

// property$
var dotNotation4 = false;
var bracketNotation4 = false;

// *space*property
var dotNotation5 = false;
var bracketNotation5 = false;

// property()
var dotNotation6 = false;
var bracketNotation6 = false;

// property[]
var dotNotation7 = false;
var bracketNotation7 = false;

// 8property
var dotNotation8 = false;
var bracketNotation8 = false;