I do not get stumped often but I am just at a loss of words right now.
Using Chrome 37.0.2062.120 m
Can someone explain to me why my console.log();
is reporting these results?
JS code
var some_obj = {min:1};
var another_obj = {};
console.log(some_obj);
another_obj['sometarget'] = some_obj; // <- What is this sorcery?!?!?
another_obj['sometarget']['required'] = true;
console.log(some_obj);
console.log() output
Object {min: 1}
Object {min: 1, required: true}
JSFIDDLE
Objects in javascript are shared via reference.
So some_obj
and another_obj['sometarget']
point to the same place in memory.
When you set ['required'] = true;
in any of them, they will both get updated.
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