Question

ok, I was experimenting (getting straight in my head) all this object oriented like stuff javascript can do, and Im simulating inheritance with functions, adding functions to functions (too cool!) and I had a AHA! moment.

var myArray = [function(){console.log("im in an array!");}, 2, "fly feet!"];
myArray[0]();

Of course, now that Ive done it, Ill find its a common thing and useful for somesuch thing… BUT I DISCOVERED IT!!!

Anyone care to share their AHA! moments?

Answer 1

When I understood the answer to this question:

How exactly does the JavaScript expression [1 [{}]] parse?

Your AHA moment is an example of first-class functions.