I was doing a quiz on educative and am truly stumped by this question. Can someone explain to me why this is a different reference:

What will this print out?

const obj = {
arr: []
};

obj.arr.push(17);

console.log(obj.arr === [17]);

Your Answer A) true

Correct Answer Explanation: They are different references! B) false

Why? How? I am really frustrated by this. I read through the material again but it still makes no sense. I thought I understood everything fine until I got to this. I console logged obj.arr and its value was indeed [17], so why on earth would the statement evaluate to false?