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Of course they do; it's the same semantics under the hood. CS is mostly different tokens plus some sugary shortcuts. That doesn't mean that it's not OK to pref
by wwweston 15y ago
Of course they do; it's the same semantics under the hood. CS is mostly different tokens plus some sugary shortcuts.
That doesn't mean that it's not OK to prefer it over JavaScript (or vice versa) if you find those differences make you happier about coding in it.
- FranklinChen 15y agoExactly what I was saying in my blog post: that it's all OK, and everyone should just get along already.