The other reply is right, to clarify String({}) === "[object Object]"
I think the actual video was a little misleading, [] + {} == the string "[object Object]" not an object. The square brackets are just part of the tostring method and are unrelated to the square brackets of arrays.
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I don't even understand what the last node.js entry is. Is that an array with two objects?
Also, I'm on an old version of node, but my output matches jsc.
The other reply is right, to clarify String({}) === "[object Object]"
I think the actual video was a little misleading, [] + {} == the string "[object Object]" not an object. The square brackets are just part of the tostring method and are unrelated to the square brackets of arrays.
The `toString` of two Object-s concatenated, I think.