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Description of the bug

This is a good document that I liked. However, I wonder: does object flattening only work with the first level nested objects or it can go high to more nested objects

Ex: const programmer = 
{
       skills:['Coding'],
      user:{
            name: 'Doe',
            dob: '20-12-2000'
            location:{
                  country:'UK' ,
                  address:'Str 43'
            }
      }
}

When you flatten that object using the method in main.js, the location properties ( country and address) will not be attached to the newly created object.

So, I think you might consider using recursion in your flattenObject function so that you can get any level of nesting in the object.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Go to object flattening
2. Find the main.js file
3. Replace object course with

{
       skills:['Coding'],
      user:{
            name: 'Doe',
            dob: '20-12-2000'
            location:{
                  country:'UK' ,
                  address:'Str 43'
            }
      }
}

4. Flatten it and location properties attached will not be attached.

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