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# pushObject

## Description

Adds an object to an array.

## Input / Parameter

| Name  | Description                                  | Input Type  | Default | Options | Required |
| ----- | -------------------------------------------- | ----------- | ------- | ------- | -------- |
| var   | The array of values to add an object to.     | String/Text | -       | -       | Yes      |
| key   | The index of the array to add the object to. | String/Text | -       | -       | Yes      |
| value | The value of the object to add to the array. | String/Text | -       | -       | Yes      |

## Output

| Description                              | Output Type |
| ---------------------------------------- | ----------- |
| The updated array with the object added. | Array/List  |

## Callback

N/A

## Video

Coming Soon.

## Example

Coming Soon.

### Steps

1. First we will create an existing array with the `setVar` function.

   For "var" we will use the name `sampleArr`.

   For "value", we will use the `toObject` function to pass the name and email values.

   ![](/files/zcg2UStrroJ0Kpy94SNy)
2. Next, we will use the `pushObject` function to add an object to our existing `sampleArr` created in step 1.

   | Field | Value     |
   | ----- | --------- |
   | var   | sampleArr |
   | key   | gender    |
   | value | M         |

   ![](/files/knvUAjaVM97bYh87KqaD)
3. Finally, we use the `console` function to verify the contents of our new `sampleArr` array.

   ![](/files/gsUJgXphzHW48QlSsp6p)

### Result

We should expect to see this in the console.

![](/files/DqUXujabSVuT42zcAtYx)

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