# $.object.remove

This `remove` helper is for remove object properties by its key or its name. Actually you can use `delete` statement to remove certain property from the object, but the problem is when we want to remove multiple properties from our object, that is why we provide this `remove` helper.

```
$.object.remove(fromObject, ...propertyKeys*)

// Example:
const fromObject = { 
  id: 1, 
  name: 'Tedir Ghazali', 
  office: 'Banda Aceh', 
  age: 29 
}
$.object.remove(fromObject, 'name', 'office')
//=> { id: 1, age: 29 }
```

Or you may want to remove object properties by its value, you can do that by using another helper which is `removeBy` helper, this will remove all the properties that have similar values.

```
$.object.removeBy(fromObject, ...propertyValues*)

// Example:
$.object.removeBy(fromObject, 1, 29)
//=> { name: 'Tedir Ghazali', office: 'Banda Aceh' }
```