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Javascript: Object to Array and Array to Object

Output:
Final Array [
{ mango: 1 },
{ apple: 2 },
{ banana: 3 },
{ orange: 1 },
{ watermelon: 1 },
{ papaya: 1 }
]
Output: Final Object { mango: 1, apple: 2, banana: 3, orange: 1, watermelon: 1, papaya: 1 }

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