Challenge 2 — Solution

Task: Create an object task = { title: "Buy milk", done: false }.
Save it to localStorage under "task1" using JSON.stringify. Read it
back, parse it with JSON.parse, and log task.title and typeof
task.done to confirm the boolean type survived the round trip.

const task = { title: "Buy milk", done: false };

localStorage.setItem("task1", JSON.stringify(task));

const stored = localStorage.getItem("task1");
const loadedTask = JSON.parse(stored);

console.log(loadedTask.title);
console.log(typeof loadedTask.done);


Expected output:

Buy milk
boolean


Notes:
- JSON.stringify(task) turns the whole object into the string
  '{"title":"Buy milk","done":false}' before it's ever handed to
  setItem — localStorage itself never sees the original object.
- JSON.parse(stored) rebuilds a real object from that string, and
  critically, "false" inside the JSON text becomes the actual
  boolean false again, not the string "false".
- Without JSON.stringify/parse, storing task directly (setItem
  ("task1", task)) would have saved the useless string
  "[object Object]" instead of the real data.