I read 59 pages of the new book on JS (JavaScript). Every last author I’ve ever read goes stupid trying to define objects. This one is no better.
They tend to start by saying everything is an object. Duh, yeah. Usually they say, as examples, that a tree or a dog is an object. Friggen geniuses or what?
Question is, what does the fact that a tree or dog is an object have to do with computer programming? They don’t say, but it is nothing. That is correct. Objects in programming have nothing to do with trees or dogs.
The word on the street is to end all JS statement with a semicolon.
The remainder of this entry is too muddled to post.
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