I saw that line in some code
window.a = window.b = a;
How does it work?
Does the following always return true?
window.a == a
I saw that line in some code window.a = window.b = a; How does
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I saw that line in some code
window.a = window.b = a;
How does it work?
Does the following always return true?
window.a == a
it means
OR You can say.
two assignments in a single statment
and
yes this is Right. It will return true