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JS references the language at the usage site, exactly like Python. There is no difference here in how the two languages behave.
by conartist6 2y ago
JS references the language at the usage site, exactly like Python. There is no difference here in how the two languages behave.
- Timon3 2y agoNo, it doesn't, it references the language at the declaration site, because the declaration site always is the usage site. You can't split them apart. You can split them apart in Python - see the example in my first comment.