In JavaScript why does the second line below return undefined and not an error?
var apple = 'apple';
apple.colour; //undefined
An expression that evaluates to a primitive value that appears on the left side of a . or [] operator will be automatically "wrapped" in an object of the appropriate type (String, Number, Boolean).
Thus
"hello".length
is evaluated as if it were
new String("hello").length
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