I'm seeking clarification on the behavior of AngularJS, especially in terms of JavaScript.
In my code, I have a controller that has an Angular factory injected into it.
Here's a snippet from the controller:
$scope.localObjCollection = myObjFactorySvc.getObjCollection();
Suppose that
myObjFactorySvc.getObjCollection()[{"id":1,"name":null,"address":null,"email":null},
{"id":2,"name":null,"address":null,"email":null},
{"id":3,"name":null,"address":null,"email":null},
{"id":4,"name":null,"address":null,"email":null}
]
Essentially, I am using the factory to retrieve the collection and storing it in $scope.localObjCollection. My inquiry is whether $scope.localObjCollection contains a copy of the data returned by getObjCollection(), or just a reference.
If later in the controller, I were to perform
$scope.localObjCollection.push(newObj)