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Agreed. It seems like the lesson is "don't write ambiguous JS, because it will bite you" - I'm not sure you have to know the nature of every bite in order to be
by CognitiveLens 14y ago
Agreed. It seems like the lesson is "don't write ambiguous JS, because it will bite you" - I'm not sure you have to know the nature of every bite in order to be a JS expert, because a JS expert should generally be writing very predictable code!
- berntb 14y agoMany years ago, I had a bookmark in my Harbinson-Steele's C book, for the precedence of operators. After a while, I decided that was stupid and removed the bookmark -- if I ever needed to look at operator precedence, then I should use parentheses. That said, to understand the edge cases are valuable, because you should recognize when you get close to them (not only in your own code).