I.e, each key in the original array/object should match (===) the new one, and vice versa (no added properties/items).
There are probably smarter ways to implement comparisons / update detection for non-primitives, so maybe that's worth investigating too. :P
I.e, each key in the original array/object should match (===) the new one, and vice versa (no added properties/items).
There are probably smarter ways to implement comparisons / update detection for non-primitives, so maybe that's worth investigating too. :P
I.e, each key in the original array/object should match (===) the new one, and vice versa (no added properties/items).
There are probably smarter ways to implement comparisons / update detection for non-primitives, so maybe that's worth investigating too. :P