'This' in nested objects

nested.js

//'this' can only access properties in its current level or below using the dot operator (this.friends.amis). It can access upper levels by referencing the object name (nestedObject.nom)

// no matter how nested the object is, 'this' is an arrow function will always reference the context right **outside** the object.

let nestedObject = {
  nom: 'Jérôme',
  logDenis() {
    console.log(this.friends.amis)
  },
  friends: {
    nom: 'Antoine',
    amis: 'Denis',
    fn() {
      console.log(nestedObject.nom)
    }
  }
}