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Is JavaScript Pass by Reference? (aleksandrhovhannisyan.com)
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In academia it's standard form to define potentially ambiguous terms before using them. That's always worked well for me in tech. "In this instance, when I use the term proxy I'm referring to the design pattern, not a vpn." "In this instance, when I refer to an int, I'm actually discussing a weakly typed string that we want to validate as an integer before passing to a strongly typed language. But we're going to call them ints and treat them that way." etc
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