javascript - Can you have a doubly nested object literal? -

can have doubly nested object literal value of "ingredients" below (is syntax correct)?

recipes = [                 {name: 'zucchini muffins',  url: 'pdfs/recipes/zucchini muffins.pdf',              ingredients: [{name: 'carrot', amount: 13, unit: 'oz' },                           {name: 'zucchini', amount: 3, unit: 'sticks'}]             }              ]; 

and if so, how access "unit" value of "ingredients" objects?

could this?

psuedocode

for each recipes recipe        print "this recipe requires"           each recipe.ingredients ingredients             ingredients.amount + " " + ingredients.unit; 

(i'm thinking of using javascript)

this how can infos need array(here jsfiddle):

function printrecipes(recipelist) {     for(var = 0; < recipelist.length; i++) { //loop through recipes         var recipe = recipelist[0], //get current recipe             ingredients = recipe.ingredients; //get ingredients         console.log("this recipe named", recipe.name, "and can accessed via", recipe.url);         console.log("these ingredients:");         for(var j = 0; j < ingredients.length; j++) { //loop through ingredients of current recipe             var ingredient = ingredients[j]; //get current ingredient             console.log("you need", ingredient.amount, ingredient.name + "(s)", "mesured in", ingredient.unit);         }         console.log("finished recipe", name + "'s", "ingredient list, passing next recipe!");     } }