By js convention and as far as I know
- Primitive datatypes are worked under pass by value and
- complex datatypes are worked under pass by reference
If it so
var ary = [1,2,3];
var dupAry = ary;
//Now I am going to rewrite the ary variable as follows
ary = [3,4,5];
Now I log the values of ary and dupAry it logs different values. By its standard both array should return the vaues.
- so why it return different array values?
Another scenario
var ary = [1,2,3];
var dupAry = ary;
//No I gonna apply splice method to the ary.
ary.splice(0,1);
Now both array return same values and it works fine with its standard.
- Finally why its doesn't applied with first scenario?