Value Types and Reference Types in JavaScript

hello Mr. Mosh, are you planing to do any pluralsight course soon? thanks

Amazing! :D

x = x.toUpperCase() is the same as x.title = x.title.toUpperCase(). Both are mutable when we reassign a value.

To explain like a boss.

please, make a tutorial of Firebase! many thanks

Great explanation

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thanks you sir its very helpfull...and first time i am commenting on any video.great work.

thanx <3

Very clear explaination

However, if we compare x.title === y.title, it will return true;

Is string really a value type?

good explanation sir

Amazing!!!!

Great. Thanks. Is value types and primitive types are same?

Would anybody know what "text editor/console" Mosh uses? It seems useful, having results calculated and everything but: what does he use? Thank you!

Fabulous Mosh 😀 you make it so simple

let x = 'apple'
x = x.toUpperCase()

x = 'APPLE '

That's essentially what you did for the object.

What a great video. I understand it now

This is really helpful :)

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