@harshitvarma7867
If someone did not understand 8:03 here is a quick explanation,
it just means that in case of nested objects, example:
let obj = {
name: "John",
anotherObject: { age: 52, }
}
-> if we Object.assign({}, ) this object to let say b, although it wont copy the properties of 'obj' through reference, lets call it hard copying, it will copy the properties inside the nested object (anotherObject here) through reference.
means, changing the properties of nested objects will change the copied properties of b.
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