References

Beyond literals, any Object in JavaScript (including functions, arrays, regexp etc) are references. This means the following
Mutations are across all references
var foo = {};
var bar = foo; // bar is a reference to the same object
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foo.baz = 123;
console.log(bar.baz); // 123
Equality is for references
var foo = {};
var bar = foo; // bar is a reference
var baz = {}; // baz is a *new object* distinct from `foo`
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console.log(foo === bar); // true
console.log(foo === baz); // false

Equality

Null vs. Undefined

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