text: /*
  # OBJECT PROPERTIES
  
  You can access and manipulate object properties -- the keys and values that an o
  bject contains -- using a method very similar to arrays.
  
  Here's an example using square brackets:
  
  var example = {
    pizza: 'yummy'
  };
  
  console.log(example['pizza']);
  
  The above code will print the string 'yummy' to the terminal.
  
  Alternately, you can use dot notation to get identical results:
  
  example.pizza;
  
  example['pizza'];
  
  The two lines of code above will both return yummy.
  
  ## The challenge:
  
  Create a file named objectProperties.js.
  
  In that file, define a variable named food like this:
  
  var food = {
    types: 'only pizza'
  };
  
  Use console.log() to print the types property of the food object to the terminal
  .
  
  Check to see if your program is correct by running this command:
  
  javascripting verify objectProperties.js
  
  */
  (function(){
  	'use strict';
  	
  	var food = {
  		types: 'only pizza'
  	};
  	
  	console.log(food.types);
  	
  })();