Hi Deep,
A variable is set, a function is evaluated. If you user the function it
actually 'runs' that function on the current set of values, and so
returning an updated value.
Example:
var a= 1;
a = a +1
function log() {
console.log('a',a);
}
function inc() {
a = a + 1;
}
log(); --> a, 2
log(); --> a, 2
log(); --> a, 2
inc()
log(); --> a, 3
log(); --> a, 3
log(); --> a, 3
It would not make sense if on every log, a would increment right?
Regards
Sander
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