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> and pretend no distinction exists between the two. What's the distinction then? That obfuscated javascript can be looked at by people who don't know how to u

by bogwog 7y ago

> and pretend no distinction exists between the two. What's the distinction then? That obfuscated javascript can be looked at by people who don't know how to use a hex editor?

krapp 7y ago
Javascript-as-bytecode is a metaphor, not a technical description. Javascript is not actually bytecode in the same way that a .java file is not java bytecode.
- bogwog 7y ago
  Okay. Thanks for that.