For example, I have this code:
{a: 42}
After this line was executed, I think the object is stored somehow in the memory, I’m wondering how can I get it, in some tricky way?
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For example, I have this code:
{a: 42}
After this line was executed, I think the object is stored somehow in the memory, I’m wondering how can I get it, in some tricky way?
No.
You can’t do this.
Any decent js interpreter will destroy it with the garbage collector.