At first your code: var obj = {["Value1"]: "Value2"};
is wrong. You have to write:
var obj = {"Value1": "Value2"};
or var obj = {Value1: "Value2"};
.
And then if I understood you correctly: in your comment you wrote:
I wana get Value1 in double quotes too dynamic means I want dynamic index too in double quotes
The answer:
Object {Value1:"Value2"}
is the same like {"Value1":"Value2"}
. The difference is to see in displaying (spelling, writing) of your code only.
For example you will not see the difference if you execute following code:
var myObj1 = {"Value1":"Value2"};
var myObj2 = {Value1:"Value2"};
console.log(myObj1.Value1); //Value2
console.log(myObj2.Value1); //Value2
console.log(myObj1["Value1"]); //Value2
console.log(myObj2["Value1"]); //Value2
console.log(JSON.stringify(myObj1)); //{"Value1":"Value2"}
console.log(JSON.stringify(myObj2)); //{"Value1":"Value2"}
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solved I want to make Javascript object dynamic