Given the following code: `const myObj = { a: 1 };`. Which of the following statements accurately describes the immutability of `myObj`?

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The variable `myObj` cannot be reassigned, but the properties of the object it references (like `myObj.a`) are mutable.

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The `const` keyword is a direct alias for TypeScript's `Readonly` utility, making the object deeply immutable at compile time.

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The `const` keyword has no effect on objects; both the variable `myObj` and its properties are fully mutable.

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The variable `myObj` is mutable and can be reassigned, but its initial properties cannot be changed.

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The variable `myObj` cannot be reassigned, and the properties of the object it references (like `myObj.a`) are also immutable.

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