The isObject() method in AngularJS basically checks if a reference is an Object or not. This method will return True if the reference passed inside the function is an Object, else it will return False.

Note − NULL values are not considered as an Object, but JavaScript arrays are objects.

Syntax

angular.isObject(value)

Example − Check if the reference is an Object or not

Create a file "isObject.html" in your Angular project directory and copy-paste the following code snippet.

   
      

      
   

   
      

         Welcome to Tutorials Point
      
      
AngularJS | angular.isObject()

      

      Value: {{value}}
      


      {{isObject}}
      


      Value: null
      


      {{isObject1}}
      


      Value: {{value3}}
      


      {{isObject2}}
      


      Value: {{value4}}
      


      {{isObject3}}

   

   
   
   

Output

To run the above code, just go to your file and run it as a normal HTML file. You will see the following output on the browser window.

Example 2

Create a file "isObject.html" in your Angular project directory and copy-paste the following code snippet.

   
      
      
   


   

   Welcome to Tutorials Point

   

   angular.isObject()


   
      

         Input1: 
      
         object = {"Name": "SIMPLY LEARNING"}
      
         

         Is Object? : {{isObject1}}
         



         Input2: 
         null
         , Is Object? :  {{isObject2}}
         



         Input3: 
         {}
         , Is Object? :  {{isObject3}}
         



         Input4: 
         ""
         , Is Object? :  {{isObject4}}
         



      
      
   

Output

To run the above code, just go to your file and run it as a normal HTML file. You will see the following output on the browser window.