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// Functions inside expressionsfunctionfunc(){return“Iamtheresultoffoo”}console.log(`bar ${func} baz.`);// => bar function func() { return "I am the result of foo" } bazconsole.log(`bar ${func()} baz.`);// => bar I am the result of foo baz
I was thinking from your example that javascript does something clever to understand that a function is callable, but it doesn't - instead it returns the entire function definition as a string.
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That's not what I get when using the second one:
I was thinking from your example that javascript does something clever to understand that a function is callable, but it doesn't - instead it returns the entire function definition as a string.