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I don't do much serious JS. What's the problem there?

• dustinswan 10y ago
  The first one returns an object, the second one returns undefined
• k__ 10y ago
  JavaScript has automatic semicolon insertion (ASI). This will add semicolons all over your code depending on some rules, for example, if you write a return, and write the value you want to return in the next line, it adds a semicolon after the return AND after the value, effectively ignoring the value in the end. return myValue; becomes return; myValue; It's a bit meh, because you have to remember these rules even if you use semicolons.
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