Did this example confuse anyone else? > For instance, given an Array in JavaScript, > window.x = ["a", "b", "c"]; > We can access it in Python as, ''' >>>

Did this example confuse anyone else? > For instance, given an Array in JavaScript, > window.x = ["a", "b", "c"]; > We can access it in Python as, ''' >>> from js import x # import x from global Javascript scope >>> type(x) <class 'JsProxy'> >>> x[0] # can index x directly 'a' >>> x[1] = 'c' # modify x >>> x.to_py() # convert x to a Python list ['a', 'c'] ''' Should be ['a', 'c', 'c'], shouldn't it? Is this a typo? Implicit cast to set somewhere?