Which statements about bracket property access are true? Select all that apply.
If key holds the string name, object[key] accesses the name property✓Correct answer
object.key always accesses the same property as object[key]
Changing the value of key can make object[key] select another property✓Correct answer
The expression inside brackets must be a string literal
Explanation
The expression inside brackets is evaluated before property access, so a variable can supply the desired name and changing that variable can select another property. Dot access uses the written identifier literally, so treating object.key as always equivalent is the closest false claim.