@baenencalin
Hey man! I get you now. I am not sure about all the other languages but what I can say is that its indeed a choice made by the langauge itself. I mean how a langauge defines primitives and objects is completely upto the language. We do have an article of faith on the universal notion though.
I thought primitives did have a definite definition ("The least abstract(ed) type in a given language. - Usually that who's implementation is the most bare-bones (compared to other types) when looking at the source code for a given language.")?
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What I'm saying in most languages, like C, Go, C++, etc..
Everything except arrays and numbers are objects.
(I guess this isn't necessarily true for JS.)
@baenencalin Hey man! I get you now. I am not sure about all the other languages but what I can say is that its indeed a choice made by the langauge itself. I mean how a langauge defines primitives and objects is completely upto the language. We do have an article of faith on the universal notion though.
I thought primitives did have a definite definition ("The least abstract(ed) type in a given language. - Usually that who's implementation is the most bare-bones (compared to other types) when looking at the source code for a given language.")?