The perils of & (and prototypes too!)
In a recent post, Chris K asks, why do I recommend using function()
rather than &function()
or &function
. I happened to see it right before heading to bed, but I wanted to respond, so who knows if this is a good example or not. Anyway here goes, look at this code (seen below if you have javascript), it prints 6 lines, do you know what they will be?