Simple question I assume, Why are these statements true/false

[solemn oracle]

I honestly have no clue probably some weird node/js thing?

[vital barn]

most languages have this. this is comparing by reference

[south isle]

Yeahh if you were comparing two primitives (string, number, bool .etc) you'd get the opposite. But an array is an object.

https://javascript.info/object

[vital barn]

the variables are referring to different arrays, that's what the equality check does

[solemn oracle]

Ah gotcha

It checks if its referencing the same array not if the arrays are the same?

[vital barn]

if you had const arr2 = arr1; though, you would have them both pointing to the same array, so you'd get them to be equal

[vital barn]

yes

{} != {}

[solemn oracle]

Its weird how ive never ran into this before

Well thanks for letting me know

[true cedar]

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