In Firefox/Spidermonkey (and every other browser I've tried, and in
node.js):
var x = 3, y = x || 15;
After that, "y" will contain the number 3.
In Rhino (via JDK6; version 1.6.2 I think it is):
var x = 3, y = x || 15;
After that, "y" will contain the "true" constant.
I don't understand how the Rhino interpretation there can be correct, but
I'm not a Language Lawyer. Is this a known "thing" with Rhino? Is it an
example of a more general class of differences in language interpretation?
Thanks.
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