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The documentation tells you to name variables based on what they contain. So naturally, if your variable contains an object, you should call it [object Object]. You know, because that's what JavaScript returns when you try to convert an object to a string. Perfect naming convention, right?
The joke here is that "" + {} is JavaScript's delightful way of coercing an empty object into a string, which gives you the utterly useless "[object Object]". It's the programming equivalent of asking someone their name and they respond with "I am a person."
Every JavaScript developer has seen this cursed string in their console at least a hundred times, usually when they forgot to properly stringify something. It's become the universal symbol of "oops, I didn't handle this object correctly."
