ES6 Tutorial #5: Mutable and Immutable Objects| Interview Question | Modern Javascript 2021

Mutable and Immutable is one of the most important concept in javascript .
Mutable means which can change its value and
Immutable means which value can't be change once it is created. In javascript there are 2 ways the data stored . Either primitive or reference Type.
Primitive type means string, number, boolean, symbol, null, undefined these are stored at specific location in memory. So whenever you give any value to any of the primitive type, it always store its value at that location but on another hand reference type never store the value instead it store the address of that variable.
Array and objects are reference types
So Primitive types are immutable and reference types are mutable. So once you understand that in your code the value is mutable and immutable , you can save yourself from so many issues and errors.
So in this video I have explained difference between mutable and immutable and how you can convert your mutable type to immutable using ES6 Spread operator.
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Thanks for your videos. In this example you are using spread operators to create a new copy of the original array and object, and then applying changes to them. But that doesn't mean the original array and object are not immutable anymore. One can still make changes to them. I would think this is an example of what happens if an array or object are not copied correctly. Please let me know.

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Hi nisha, the intial part where you are showing the slides of mutable and immutable its wrong I believe because array and objects are mutable and strings and numbers immutable...pls check and if possible correct.

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[@shamli026]

Hi mam,
If primitive data types are immutable then in below case will it be mutuable?Can you please explain
let x = 20;
let y = x++;
console.log(x)//21
console.log(y)//20

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In your eg x++ means x = x + 1
And for y, x value which is 20 is assigned to y variable first and then x value is increment by 1

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