function e(){
return 4, false;
}
e()
// e () -> false
function f() {
return 4 + 4, true;
}
f()
// f() -> true
Shouldn't I expect it to return 4 or sum of 4 + 4. Why every time my function e()
and function f()
return 2nd value?
function e(){
return 4, false;
}
e()
// e () -> false
function f() {
return 4 + 4, true;
}
f()
// f() -> true
Shouldn't I expect it to return 4 or sum of 4 + 4. Why every time my function e()
and function f()
return 2nd value?
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Thank you. I actually got confused on left to right and right to left evaluate thing.
return only returns 1 value, and it vould be the last,
if you like to return more then 1 value you can do this as a array
function e() {
return [4,false];
}
if you then like to get first part just type
e()[0];
thank you it was really helpful. I saw this code in react, they had this long complex return with , so I thought what the use of it?
what's the desired behavior of these functions?