Javascript Reference Confusion

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The class gets instantiated and stored in a variable. The reference of the variable is used to change 'prop' to 'change'. The reference is passed and stored in another variable and logged out. Aaaaaaaaaannnndddd I don't get it.

function ctrl () {

  function Klasse () {
      this.prop = 'prop';
  }

  var _klasse = new Klasse();

  return {
      get: function () {
          console.log('get', _klasse);
          return _klasse
      },
      change: function () {
          _klasse.prop = 'changed';
          console.log('change', _klasse);
      },
      reset : function () {
          _klasse = new Klasse();            
      }
  }
}

ctrl().change();
var _klasseReferenz = ctrl().get();

// Why is _klasseReferenz.prop !== 'changed' ????
console.log('referenz ', _klasseReferenz);

Fiddle: http://ift.tt/1ED8FK5

asked 44 secs ago

strangfeld

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Javascript Reference Confusion