Regular JavaScript arrays hold any data type. This makes them slow for large data sets. Typed arrays store only numbers of a fixed size. You pick the size and type when you create them. Why use them? ...
Keep these warnings in mind: - Two objects with the same data are not the same. JavaScript checks the memory spot. - typeof null says it is an object. It is not. - Objects pass by reference. Changes ...
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