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RE: Getting and Setting Property Descriptors in JavaScript (Part 2)
You should also focus on writable=false behavior for non-primitives, i.e. ordinary objects. I believe a lot of people might think, that this freeze entirely the value against any change which is wrong. Still, for objects, we are able to assign new properties.
Thank you. That's a good point. The property is not writable, but its value, which is an object, can have its own properties changed.