Property Updates
Property Updates
A const object variable keeps pointing at the same object, but the object's properties can still change. Updating a property changes the object, not the binding.
That distinction appears constantly in real code: a task becomes complete, a user changes roles, or a request changes status.
Your task: Update task.done so the task is complete. Then create taskStatus from the updated property and log it. Do not replace task with a new object.
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Property Updates
A const object variable keeps pointing at the same object, but the object's properties can still change. Updating a property changes the object, not the binding.
That distinction appears constantly in real code: a task becomes complete, a user changes roles, or a request changes status.
Your task: Update task.done so the task is complete. Then create taskStatus from the updated property and log it. Do not replace task with a new object.