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Well, they are both exactly the same. The only difference is the particular way each accepts arguments, and it's easy to forget which is which. So yes you shoul
by serve_yay 12y ago
Well, they are both exactly the same. The only difference is the particular way each accepts arguments, and it's easy to forget which is which. So yes you should know how they work, but the distinction between them is contingent and difficult to remember.
- tericho 12y agoLike most JS concepts, to me it's a "use it or lose it" situation. When I have to use them they are fresh in my head, when I move on to another project for 6 months that has no complex modules or uses a framework like Angular, there is no way I'll remember the intricacies. That being said, there is still a different between having used them and simply being aware of their existence, which I suppose could be made clear during an interview.
- alxndr 12y agoThis sounds like a very good answer to that question.