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/ 12 Years ago, sun, july 1, 2012, 12:00:00
This bit of code I understand. We make a copy of A and call it C. When A is changed C stays the same
var A = 1;
var C = A;
console.log(C); // 1
A++;
console.log(C); // 1
But when A is an array we have a different situation. Not only will C change, but it changes before we even touch A
var A = [2, 1];
var C = A;
console.log(C); // [1, 2]
A.sort();
console.log(C); // [1, 2]
Can someone explain what happened in the second example?
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