As someone who is learning Javascript, this behavior seems like a truly frustrating bug waiting to happen. A referencing operator as a hint would have been nice. Thanks for explaining.
Don't worry about it, my friend. You wouldn't really encounter anything frustrating from it. At least from my experience with JavaScript, I haven't had any problems with it. I think it stems from the fact that I try my best to be aware of my memory usage. Nonetheless, there is nothing to worry about. I promise that. Unless you are really trying to break your program/script, you won't break anything at all.
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As someone who is learning Javascript, this behavior seems like a truly frustrating bug waiting to happen. A referencing operator as a hint would have been nice. Thanks for explaining.
Don't worry about it, my friend. You wouldn't really encounter anything frustrating from it. At least from my experience with JavaScript, I haven't had any problems with it. I think it stems from the fact that I try my best to be aware of my memory usage. Nonetheless, there is nothing to worry about. I promise that. Unless you are really trying to break your program/script, you won't break anything at all.