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What does “options = options || {}” mean in Javascript?
null coalescing operator for javascript?
Was reading some code and I saw this:
this.x1 = options.x1 || 0;
Never seen syntax like this before. What does it mean?
It’s a coalesce… which means it’ll assign 0 if options.x1 is falsy… and options.x1 otherwise.