which executes the functionobject to its left and evaluates to the result that the function returns. It doesn't matter how odd it looks as the () operator always evaluates the function object to its ...
When JavaScript was first introduced to the world it didn't have a dedicated Array data structure - it simply didn't need one, but it got one nevertheless! Here we look at the Array object, which is ...
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