[Ebook] Just Javascript

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Just Javascript - https://justjavascript.com/

Explore the JavaScript Universe​

Rebuild your mental model from the inside out.​

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On a good day, programming feels like magic.
You patiently enchant the machine with a tapestry of digital spells. With a few confident keystrokes, you breathe life into the colorful dots on the screen. Oh, what a...

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So…i read and completed all available pdfs….I am completely new to javascript.
So i want to know whether this is the complete javascript?..Knowing things from this is enough?
no it doesnot cover everything..yet..but may be in future..and it's not js 101 book...do some js begineers course ..so that you can connect the dots..
 

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I have a doubt
In this book he says primitive types are not created everytime but rather get refered by a variable and only objects are created everytime i.e same memory address for primitive types and different memory address for objects even though it has same value.

will this applies same to python too?i.e everything in python is objects, integers and strings too.There is no primitive type in python right? So if two integers are created to variables a,b each has same value,say4, it supposed to be have different addresses right?
 
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I have a doubt
In this book he says primitive types are not created everytime but rather get refered by a variable and only objects are created everytime i.e same memory address for primitive types and different memory address for objects even though it has same value.

will this applies same to python too?i.e everything in python is objects, integers and strings too.There is no primitive type in python right? So if two integers are created to variables a,b each has same value,say4, it supposed to be have different addresses right?
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