Whenever we declare
var item = "string";
It means we are creating a string variable but surely a string object is made in background so that we can access
item.length;
It means item
has reference to some object so we can access it's property.
It is confusing because item.length
tempts me to consider item
as a reference to an object but if we log it on console it just prints it value.
Someone please can help me?