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> legacy like JS (for example, it has real objects, not dictionaries) Could you explain the nature of problems that occur due to javascrript's treatment of obj
by azangru 3y ago
> legacy like JS (for example, it has real objects, not dictionaries)
Could you explain the nature of problems that occur due to javascrript's treatment of objects? What makes it a big and important issue?
- codedokode 3y agoIn JS you can delete properties, assign anything to them (no typing), cannot add comments to them, cannot restrict access from outside. Also you can access non-existing properties and no error will be thrown.