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//
// Imagine an apple, it's a "thing" that is an "apple", or we say that
// it has a value "apple". There are lots of apples in the world,
// each one is different but all are apples. Now imagine two people, each
// looking at an apple, wa can say that each person sees the value "apple",
// those values are equel, and if those people are sitting at the same
// table and looking at the same apple, we say that their apples are the
// same, or they are of the same identity, (i.i. the same apple).
// each one is different but all are apples. Now imagine two people,
// each looking at an apple, we can say that each person sees the value
// "apple", those values are equal, and if those people are sitting at
// the same table and looking at the same apple, we say that their
// apples are the same, or they are of the same identity, (i.e. the
// same apple).
// Then if we can take a different set of people looking at apples, but
// now each one has their own personal apple, the values are still the same,
// both apples are still aplles but now they are different aplles, aren't
// they? and thus we say they are of different identities.
// We'll come back to this concept a bit later, once we introduce JavaScript
// values and types.
// now each one has their own personal apple, the values are still the
// same, both apples are still apples but now they are different apples,
// aren't they? And thus we say they are of different identities.
// We'll come back to this concept a bit later, once we introduce
// JavaScript values and types.
//
//
// Basic values