Yes. Two different Objects with same properties are still two different objects with different memory references, so that would still return false with Object.is().
Object.is()
let user1 = {name: 'John', age:29}; let user2 = {name: 'John', age:29}; Object.is(user1,user2); // false
Although, this will be different.
let user1 = {name: 'John', age:29}; let user2 = user1 Object.is(user1,user2); // true
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Yes. Two different Objects with same properties are still two different objects with different memory references, so that would still return false with
Object.is()
.Although, this will be different.