The for in method traverses object properties and optimizes nested loops

①The for in statement loops through the JavaScript object. Each time it loops, it will obtain a property or method of the object.

Syntax:
for(valueName in ObjectName){
// Code block
}
Among them, valueName is the variable name, which saves the name of the attribute or method. The value of valueName will change every time it loops.

Example:
var item_info = {'ITEM000000':{
    barcode: 'ITEM000000',
    name: 'Coca-Cola',
      unit: 'bottle',
    price: 3.00
},'ITEM000004':{
        barcode: 'Item000004',
name: 'battery',
unit: ',
price: 2.00}};
For (var j in item_info) ----- & gt; Change. 】
{shopping_list='name:'+item_info[j].name}

②Create an empty object instead of nested loop for optimization

var item_info = {};
for(var i=0;i  if(item_info[inputs[i].barcode]){---->[Indicates that the condition exists]
          item_info[inputs[i].barcode].count+= 1;----> ;[It’s best to use targeted data to represent keys]
       } else{
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