JS参考大全读书笔记

8.2
function f(x) {
    print(x);             // Displays the initial value of the argument
    arguments[0] = null;  // Changing the array element also changes x!
    print(x);             // Now displays "null"
}

This is emphatically not the behavior you would see if the Arguments object were an ordinary array. In that case, 

arguments[0] and x could refer initially to the same value, but a change to one reference would have no effect on 

the other reference.
according to this ,i did some job for check it,but i was failed.