Same here! It's probably the norm, honestly. Javascript never should've had C-like syntax if it was to have the feature set it does. Its syntax descends from a

Same here! It's probably the norm, honestly. Javascript never should've had C-like syntax if it was to have the feature set it does. Its syntax descends from a tradition of languages that have none of its actual features. Most other C-like languages have block scope[0]. So the syntax PLUS the terrible, awful, no-good very bad name lead you to believe it's more-or-less dynamic Java, when nothing could be further from the truth. [0] ...and require declaration before usage, and have sensible 'this' semantics, and are class-based, and have function parameters that are more than just syntactic sugar, and have ACTUAL arrays, and...