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JavaScript: The Good Parts
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JavaScript: The Good Parts

by Douglas Crockford
May 2008
Intermediate to advanced
172 pages
4h 54m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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Comma

The comma operator can lead to excessively tricky expressions. It can also mask some programming errors.

JSLint expects to see the comma used as a separator, but not as an operator (except in the initialization and incrementation parts of the for statement). It does not expect to see elided elements in array literals. Extra commas should not be used. A comma should not appear after the last element of an array literal or object literal because it can be misinterpreted by some browsers.

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