This means that if we assign 100 to x, call oneMore(2 x + 1)
console.log(oneMore(3 * 2)), Behind the scenes, JavaScript allocates a nameless temporary variable to hold the value of 3 2, then passes
I've just encountered two examples so far. I'm guessing that the asterisk might need an escape character, i.e. \*, to render properly? I don't know. I searched the Issues here, so I don't think this is a duplicate report. If it is, my apologies. Thank you for offering this great resource.
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This means that if we assign 100 to x, call oneMore(2 x + 1)console.log(oneMore(3 * 2)),Behind the scenes, JavaScript allocates a nameless temporary variable to hold the value of 3 2, then passesI've just encountered two examples so far. I'm guessing that the asterisk might need an escape character, i.e.
\*, to render properly? I don't know. I searched the Issues here, so I don't think this is a duplicate report. If it is, my apologies. Thank you for offering this great resource.