I was reading this link JavaScript_syntax
This seems to be cyclic – that every function is an Object and every Object itself is a function. Which is the atomic one? Can someone explain in a better way?
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I was reading this link JavaScript_syntax
This seems to be cyclic – that every function is an Object and every Object itself is a function. Which is the atomic one? Can someone explain in a better way?
Anything that is not a primitive type (undefined, null, number, string, boolean) is an object (or an instance) in JavaScript. That means
functioninherits fromobject.Object instances can contain more instances which can be functions. That’s what we call a “method” (since it has an automatic
thisvariable).Since you can’t “call” every Object instance, not every object is a function.