Sorry for the vague thread title, but I wasn't sure what else to name
it.
My question;
if I have the following code:
var fn=1;
nothing shows up in the console (which is what I would expect).
However, running the following code:
var fn = {};
fn.foo = 1;
produces "1" in the console.
I was just wondering if that was supposed to happen? It seems kind of
odd to me. Why show the value being assigned to the objects property
in the console?
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