Is there any difference between
this
console.log(typeof(newarr[0]))
and that
console.log(typeof newarr[0])
cause I don’t see any. It’s just JS a little bit ‘forgiving/flexible’?
Is there any difference between
this
console.log(typeof(newarr[0]))
and that
console.log(typeof newarr[0])
cause I don’t see any. It’s just JS a little bit ‘forgiving/flexible’?
yeah both syntaxes are correct.
check out:
typeof(operand)
This syntax is useful when you want to evaluate an expression rather than a single value.
from:
Makes sense, generally parenthesis are helpful when dealing with complex expressions
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