> On Friday, August 31, 2007 9:26 AM, Erik Uzureau wrote:
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I prefer:
>
> function foo() {};
> and
> var foo = function() {};
>
> whereas s/he prefers:
>
> function foo() {}
> and
> var foo = function() {}
>
> do others have an opinion on this? the OC in me wants everything to be
> the same in our code, and I'm more than willing to rollback the
> changes I've just done if people are in favour of the other way of
> doing it.
In the languages I cut my teeth on, this is a function declaration:
function foo() {}
And this is an assignment statement with an inline function for the rhs:
var foo = function() {};
And I'm used to semicolon terminators for assignment statements, but
not for function declarations.
The most important question, though, is what does the language standard
say?
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