javascript - add key value pair of objects in an array -


function person (name, age) {   this.name = name;   this.age = age; }  var family = []  var people = {alice:40, bob:42, michelle:8, timmy:6};   (var key in people) {   family.push({key:people[key]}) }  console.log(family); 

this not giving me keys. giving 'key' each key. proper way add {key:value} pair of objects in array?

update based on k3n solution below, understood works best if declaring constructor each time:

keys = object.keys(people); (var = 0; < keys.length; i++) {   family.push(new person(keys[i], people[keys[i]])); } 

since people arrays contains name of person key, , value being age (be careful if 2 persons same name nuclear reaction in time-space happens...!).

you can this:

function person (name, age) {    this.name = name;    this.age = age;  }    var family = []    var people = {alice:40, bob:42, michelle:8, timmy:6};    var keys = object.keys(people);               // list (ownproperty) keys in object  for(var = 0, key; key = keys[i]; i++) {     // loop through    family.push(new person(key, people[key]));  // push  }    document.write(json.stringify(family));       // demo output


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