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With this example finished,

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there are more exciting things we can dive into when it comes to Javascript and object syntax or Javascript

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features that help us work with objects. One important thing which I again want to emphasize is the concept

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of chaining,

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here we're doing something which is called chaining.

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We're having multiple dots in one and the same line or to be precise, in one and the same expression because

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we just prefer multiple operations on objects or on values returned by prior operations,

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for example movie.info returns an object and therefore we can access .title on that object.

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We don't have to split this across multiple lines and store the result of movie.info in a variable

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and then use .title on that variable,

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we can all do it in one line.

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This concept of chaining is not only available on properties but also on methods,

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for example here with the ID. Math.random uses this built-in math object to generate a random number.

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Now it turns out that numbers in Javascript also have a method you can use which is called toString,

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actually everything in Javascript has this toString method.

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Now what I'm doing here is I'm chaining the toString method on the result of math.random, so random

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is called on math and gives me a random number and toString is then called on that number.

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So this concept of chaining and this term, this special word, chaining, that is something you should memorize

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because you'll see it a lot in most programming languages and especially in Javascript, it is a common

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thing to do,

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it simply saves you the hassle of splitting code unnecessarily across multiple lines with helper variables

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in between.