When you do this:
var arrnew = [max, min, avg];
This places a copy of the contents of max
, min
, avg
into the array. Future changes to what max
, min
and avg
contain will not affect the array in any way.
So, if you do;
var max = 3, min = 1, avg = 2;
var arrnew = [max, min, avg]; // 3, 1, 2
max = 5;
console.log(arrnew); // 3, 1, 2
Note, the contents of arrnew
are not affected at all by subsequent changes to what max
, min
or avg
contain. This is just how Javascript (and most languages work).
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