Convering object into Array

//this is your object
let myObj = {CountryID: 87944818, ISO2: "do", ISO3: "u", Name: "aliqua sit magna tempor"}
// create an empty array
let myArr = [];

// push your object into arry
myArr.push(myObj);

//check using type of method
console.log(myArr);

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