Comments by anaQata (Top 23 by date)

so a variable which refers to a function is referenced as a function? is it same for other OOP languages (C#, java etc)?

I quoted you to show your keenness on code conventions:
> "Note the use of ';' after statement and lack of it after the function definition."

My question was on using blocks in #if statements and #for loops.

Do you recommend their use? considering i would like to delve deeper into OOP JavaScript?

The code was on a topic in Nested Scope. So its just a scrappy program.
I was hoping you could explain the working of the code using "the call stack" methodology? If that's not much to ask for.
I just wanted to see the complete top down process that produces the output.

1. Thank you very much Sergey Alexandrovich for your time.

2. I guess i'l have to delve deeper into lexical analyses to comprehend fully your solution.

3. "a note on main. It looks like you have a pretty common misconception about it."
I guess I do based my java background. Thanks for the correction

4. You also seem keen on conventions and code structure: "Note the use of ';' after statement and lack of it after the function definition."
Based on my java background, which JavaScript convention do you advice when using braces in if statements and for loops? Using {braces} or without? (considering I also want to go with Object Oriented JS)
for (var a = 0; a < 10; a++){
result*=a;
}