In JavaScript, when finished with an object created via new ActiveXObject, do I need to set it to null?

Assigning null to an object variable will decrement the reference counter so that the memory management system can discard the resource - as soon as it feels like it. The reference counter will be decremented automagically when the variable goes out of scope. So doing it manually is a waste of time in almost all cases.

Building on what Ekkehard. Horner has said...

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