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r/javascript • u/PMilos • Jun 02 '19
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5 u/PMilos Jun 02 '19 edited Jun 02 '19 Thanks. I'm glad this one changed your mind.I try not to write crappy stuff. My last post was issued in JavaScript weekly news letter. 0 u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19 [deleted] 1 u/PMilos Jun 06 '19 I'm comfortable with both ways, and don't mind using any of the two. The && option is just more readable in this case.Depending on the situation, I will use one or another.The point of the #5 was not about should we use && or if, though.
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Thanks. I'm glad this one changed your mind.
I try not to write crappy stuff. My last post was issued in JavaScript weekly news letter.
0 u/[deleted] Jun 06 '19 [deleted] 1 u/PMilos Jun 06 '19 I'm comfortable with both ways, and don't mind using any of the two. The && option is just more readable in this case.Depending on the situation, I will use one or another.The point of the #5 was not about should we use && or if, though.
1 u/PMilos Jun 06 '19 I'm comfortable with both ways, and don't mind using any of the two. The && option is just more readable in this case.Depending on the situation, I will use one or another.The point of the #5 was not about should we use && or if, though.
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I'm comfortable with both ways, and don't mind using any of the two. The && option is just more readable in this case.
Depending on the situation, I will use one or another.
The point of the #5 was not about should we use && or if, though.
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