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Transcribed Image Text:For the object below, Object.keys (employee) would
return an array containing how many elements?
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const employee = {
name: "Joe",
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department: "Sales",
emergencyContact: {
name: "Jean",
contact Info: {
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phone: 212-555-2151',
email: jeanx@gmail.com'
},
salary: 65000
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