Awesome tip, I never knew about copy before! In your example, you don't need to Store as global variable though — you could just copy(bigObject) directly.
copy
copy(bigObject)
You're right! I've created bigObject so I could simulate something like:
bigObject
fetch('http://example.com/movies.json') .then(response => response.json()) .then(data => console.log(data.bigObject));
but I'm glad you caught that 😄
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Awesome tip, I never knew about
copybefore! In your example, you don't need to Store as global variable though — you could justcopy(bigObject)directly.You're right! I've created
bigObjectso I could simulate something like:but I'm glad you caught that 😄