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# remove

## Description

Removes a value from an object using a key.

## Input / Parameter

| Name      | Description                                         | Input Type | Default | Options | Required |
| --------- | --------------------------------------------------- | ---------- | ------- | ------- | -------- |
| data      | The reference object to be updated.                 | Object     | -       | -       | Yes      |
| attribute | The key of the value to be removed from the object. | Text       | -       | -       | Yes      |

## Output

| Description                 | Output Type |
| --------------------------- | ----------- |
| Returns the updated object. | Object      |

## Example

In this example, we will remove a key from an object and print the updated object in the console.

### Step

1. Drag a `button` component into the canvas and open the `Action` tab. Select the `press` event of the button and drag the `Log.write` function to the event flow.
2. Call the function `Object.remove` inside the `Log.write` function.
3. Then call the function `Conversion.toObject` inside the `data` parameter of the `Object.remove` function.
4. Sample parameters are shown in the picture below.

   ![](/files/23QxLbw7NxBGSBdD6Uea)

### Result

1. The console will print the updated object.
2. For this example, the printed value will be `{name: 'John'}`.

   ![](/files/otvcvbNFw0mP1mJsR5r7)

## Links

### Related Information

See also:

* Functions
  * [Conversion.toObject](https://github.com/OrangeKloud/emobiq-documentation/blob/master/document/client/2-5-actions-and-visual-logic/action-reference/react-native/Conversion/toObject/toObject.md)


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