I have a collection named Apprentices looks like this:
{
"_id": "BCKnMu5ixBFJys6G9",
"skills": {
    "apGit": true,
    "apCPlus": false,
    "apCSharp": false,
    "apC": false,
    "apJava": false,
    "apJavaScript": false,
    "apMetor": false,
    "apSQL": false,
    "apMongoDB": false,
    "apPHP": false,
    "apPython": false,
    "apHTML": false,
    "apJQuery": false,
    "apiOS": false,
    "apAndroid": false,
    "apRuby": false,
    "apRubyOnRails": false,
    "apNet": false,
    "apSVN": false,
    "apAPI": false,
    "apDevOps": false,
    "apCLI": false,
    "apVM": false,
    "apLinux": false,
    "apOther": false
},
"userID": "8bTuAAZYbu7Xb3ssX"
}
and I want to get the specific value of the skills.
With:
    let user = Apprentices.findOne({'userID' : Meteor.userId()});
I can get user.skills.apGit  is true.
But if I want to use a variable like
let n = 'apGit'
user.skills.n will be error.
My question is How can I get the value of the apGit by using n???
 
    