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Second expression in the for loop and ||, both behave as conditionals, i.e. are equivalent to an if statement and the generated instruction will be a branch. A
by adrae5df 11y ago
Second expression in the for loop and ||, both behave as conditionals, i.e. are equivalent to an if statement and the generated instruction will be a branch.
At least it would in C. Of course I'm ignoring the fact that JS is interpreted as will cause a lot of additional bloat, but were not counting that.
- ggurgone 11y agoNo doubt about it. The question was about avoiding the if/else within the for loop body. In js the for could be replaced with an array of 100 elems and a forEach: Array.apply(null, { length: 100 }).forEach(function (_, i) { })