Ask HN: Anybody knows why do (0, 0, 1) evaluate to 1 in JavaScript?
I understand that in this way:
- Tuples not supported, the last item is returned, for a Python programmer perspective.
- It's a function call. Function name is not given, so the last argument is returned.
by Someone on 2/14/2024, 4:57:23 PM
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
by cranberryturkey on 2/14/2024, 5:01:34 PM
yes. its doing `(false, false, true)` basically. last argument is true.
I understand that in this way:
- Tuples not supported, the last item is returned, for a Python programmer perspective.
- It's a function call. Function name is not given, so the last argument is returned.