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Interesting, I would have never thought the js interpreter would interpret both as being === even though the two functions are different.
by Tarang 13y ago
Interesting, I would have never thought the js interpreter would interpret both as being === even though the two functions are different.
- Stratoscope 13y agoThe two functions are different, but their return values are identical. The === is comparing the return values. Consider this example: function onePlusOne() { return 1 + 1; } function two() { return 2; } alert( onePlusOne === two ); // false, not the same function alert( onePlusOne() === two() ); // true, same value