Question 31

[Enzaik]

Both compares return false. This is because in JavaScript we pass non primitive data types by reference. So, say:
{id:1} == {id:1} // returns false even though is shallow compare, we are not comparing here two objects values, but 2 references, which are different.

[ganqqwerty]

you are totally right, this question is misleading. Will remove it.

[Enzaik]

Anyway, the guide is very good 😊 congrats!

[akashpjames]

@ganqqwerty I came here to create this issue but found there is already a ticket for it. Is this question relevant? Because if we need to shallow copy, can't we just assign it?
Eg:
var object1 = {a: 1}; var object2 = object1;