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JavaScript JavaScript Objects Loop Through Objects Useful JavaScript Object Methods

karan Badhwar
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karan Badhwar
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karan Badhwar
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... spread operator

As in the ...spread operator example if we do any changes to the Array, that will effect the original value as well right? as it does shallow copy so the inner direct child will be okay, but children of direct children's will be effected. Am i right?

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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Any nested arrays or objects are just references to the originals. Remember we already talked about this in the question you asked about MDN example two days ago.

In my answer to that other question, I also showed you how to make a "clone" (or "deep copy") if you want all the nested elements also copied so the originals are protected from changes made in the copy.

karan Badhwar
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karan Badhwar
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Yes I understood that on that day sir, actually I was confirming again , that if we change any thing to the skills Key's value which is an array.

In the (Person) Object in which we used ..spread operator so if I modify the (skills) key's value using in the (Person) Object it will have the effect on the (role) Object's skills keys array from which we copied

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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You might want to experiment with this in the workspace. Seeing it in action for yourself might make it more clear than any explanation.