On May 22, 2009, at 1:53 PM, David Semeria wrote:
First, null is not a "value" in the sense of object value. An object
takes up arbitrary space associating property names with values.
You're possibly confusing reference and referent again.
That's very likely - I have only a very rudimentary idea of how the
language is implemented in the browser.
It's not only an implementation issue. The language has reference
types -- objects -- and mutation. Sometimes you must know about how
more than one reference to an object being modified can affect the
different reference holders, even if you are a language user only and
not a language implementor.
/be
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