How does the spread operator assist in merging and overriding properties of multiple objects?
- It creates a shallow copy of the objects and combines their properties.
- It performs a deep merge of the objects' properties.
- It only merges properties at the top level of the objects.
- It only works with objects of the same type.
The spread operator creates a shallow copy of the objects, meaning it only copies the top-level properties. It assists in merging by combining these properties, but it does not perform a deep merge of nested properties.
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