ES6 Tutorial #5: Mutable and Immutable Objects| Interview Question | Modern Javascript 2021

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[@siavashpan]

Thanks for your videos. In this example you are using spread operators to create a new copy of the original array and object, and then applying changes to them. But that doesn't mean the original array and object are not immutable anymore. One can still make changes to them. I would think this is an example of what happens if an array or object are not copied correctly. Please let me know.

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@nisha It it same like deep copy and shallow copy object ? If not then what is the difference ?

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[@ashishnayak2666]

Hi nisha, the intial part where you are showing the slides of mutable and immutable its wrong I believe because array and objects are mutable and strings and numbers immutable...pls check and if possible correct.

[@NishaSingla]

You are right.. My mistake , will fix that.. thanks for letting me know 🙏

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Hi Nisha, Nice explanation. Could you please do a video about view encapsulation

[@NishaSingla]

Sure I will

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[@shamli026]

Hi mam, If primitive data types are immutable then in below case will it be mutuable?Can you please explain let x = 20; let y = x++; console.log(x)//21 console.log(y)//20

[@pradeepparas1473]

In your eg x++ means x = x + 1 And for y, x value which is 20 is assigned to y variable first and then x value is increment by 1

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