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Unexpected Javascript: That Doesn't Do What You Think

• ben336 14y ago
  If you've got suggestions for additions, leave them here or in the comments.
  • phasevar 14y ago
    You've got your examples labeled by number per group and your explanations labeled by number for the total. This makes it a chore to look up an explanation.
    • ben336 14y ago
      They're footnotes, the link to the answer is at the end of every statement, the return link is at the end of the footnote. Sorry if the numbering confuses the issue though
  • eranation 14y ago
    First, it's very thorough and I appreciate your effort on this, good compilation of things I've seen before and many new ones. As for feedback - contrast is hard to read. see http://contrastrebellion.com - NaN not being equal to itself is not unique to JavaScript (also in Java) - I'd group the foot notes with the context, my head spins :) Again, this is just because you wanted feedback, but still I really like it, and thanks for posting