Something very curious happens in here. If you try this in the browser it gives you an error.
var counter = (function counterAdd() { let current = 0; return () => current = current + 1 }()); console.log(counterAdd);
Since the function has a name I would expect counterAdd to be available on scope but it isn't, it gives me a ReferenceError.
counterAdd
ReferenceError
Good Catch. My fault for posting late on Sunday night.... had a few codepens open I did and pulled from the wrong one. Updated and all good now.
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Something very curious happens in here. If you try this in the browser it gives you an error.
Since the function has a name I would expect
counterAddto be available on scope but it isn't, it gives me aReferenceError.Good Catch. My fault for posting late on Sunday night.... had a few codepens open I did and pulled from the wrong one.
Updated and all good now.