In the first example, this returns true since Objects have no properties called keys so it is undefined for both of them.
obj1.keys === obj2.keys
The correct method for getting keys for an object is -
Object.keys(obj1) === Object.keys(obj2)
Which will be false because both the arrays have separate references.
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In the first example, this returns true since Objects have no properties called keys so it is undefined for both of them.
The correct method for getting keys for an object is -
Which will be false because both the arrays have separate references.
Hi, thanks for spotting that! It’s been updated now.
🙌