Like it - just a point of clarification - a sliced array is a shallow copy and changing the original array won't modify it as you seem to suggest:
const a = [1,2,3,4] const b = a.slice(-2) a[3] = 5 console.log(a) // -> [1,2,3,5] console.log(b) // -> [3,4]
If it's an array of objects, clearly it's a shallow copy so changing an object will change the one referenced by both arrays.
You're right! Thank you to share this clarification. 👍
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Like it - just a point of clarification - a sliced array is a shallow copy and changing the original array won't modify it as you seem to suggest:
If it's an array of objects, clearly it's a shallow copy so changing an object will change the one referenced by both arrays.
You're right! Thank you to share this clarification. 👍