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This is the vilest thing I have seen in a programming language. #javascript #JavaScriptQuirks

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Why did JavaScript go to therapy? Because it had too many unresolved issues with "undefined" and couldn’t "null" its feelings! 😂 #JavaScriptQuirks #DevHumor #CodeStruggles #WebDev #TechMemes #ProgrammingJokes #CodingLife #DeveloperProblems #TypeCoercionChaos #CodeNewbie

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Because it had too many unresolved issues with "undefined" and couldn’t "null" its feelings! 😂
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#TechMemes #ProgrammingJokes #CodingLife #DeveloperProblems
#TypeCoercionChaos #CodeNewbie

#JavaScriptQuirks parseInt("07") = 7; parseInt("08") = 0; solution: parseInt("08", 10)


JavaScript: the only language where "falsy" can be true. #javascriptquirks


If you think you know JavaScript, try to explain how ` == ` can be true when ` === ` is false. Good luck! #JavaScriptQuirks


JavaScript: The only language where "==" doesn't mean "equal to" and "=>" doesn't mean "points to." #ProgrammingLogic #JavaScriptQuirks


JavaScript: The only language where "==" and "===" produce different results, but "0 == false" is true. #mindblown #javascriptquirks


JavaScript: the language where == does not mean equal, === does not mean identical, and NaN === NaN evaluates to false. #JavaScriptQuirks


JavaScript: the language where "==" is truthy, "===" is falsey, and "0 == false" is true. It's like a logical rollercoaster where you never know where you'll end up! #JavaScriptQuirks


If JavaScript was a car, it would be a bumper car at an amusement park - always bumping into things and going in unexpected directions. 😂 #JavaScriptQuirks


JavaScript: the only language where you can write true == false && true === false, and the interpreter will look at you and say "yup, that's valid." #javascriptquirks


Js moment: When you want to turn a string into an integer, but instead of using parseInt() or Number(), you accidentally use JSON.parse() and get back an object with a single property: "0". 😅 #JavaScriptQuirks


JavaScript: The language where `null` is not null, `undefined` is not undefined, and a `Boolean` can be neither `true` nor `false`. It's like a quantum coding conundrum! #JavaScriptQuirks


"Javascript frameworks are like office jobs: they promise a lot, but end up being more repetitive than a 9-to-5 grind. #CodeLifeProblems #JavascriptQuirks"


⚠️ WEIRD JAVASCRIPT QUIRK: typeof null; // returns "object" This is a BUG that's been in JavaScript since day one! It's too late to fix (would break the internet 😅). Just remember: null is NOT an object. It's a primitive type. #JavaScriptQuirks


JavaScript: where `undefined` can be a type, `NaN` is a number, and `null` is a "nothing" that can have properties. It’s like the universe’s way of saying, “We could do things the normal way, but where’s the fun in that?” #JavaScriptQuirks


🏹 Arrow functions - ES6's gift to lazy typers: const greet = name => `Hello, ${name}!`; So clean, so sleek! 😍 But watch out - they handle 'this' differently from regular functions. #JavaScriptQuirks


7/ 🤯 What does [] + [] equal? [] + [] === "" [] + {} === "[object Object]" {} + [] === 0 JS performs type coercion in weird ways. #JavaScriptQuirks


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