Re:Why does `True == False is False` evaluate to False in Py...
by esrauch on Saturday May 02, 2020 @05:26PM
(#23055054)
It's just ASI (automatic semicolon insertion) and at the top-level {} declares a block not an object.
You can also do like ({} + []) and it will actually be "adding" them; the confusion solely comes from people typing into the JS console something that wouldn't make any sense to put into an actual script.
You can also do like ({} + []) and it will actually be "adding" them; the confusion solely comes from people typing into the JS console something that wouldn't make any sense to put into an actual script.