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Some guy showed me a piece of javascript code where there’s a function called e(); that seems to be native to Javascript
This guy put a string parameter to this function like e(dd);, but I don’t know what this function is about. I don’t find any documentation about this function.
Did you guys know something about this ? Thank you, this is for my work…
There is no native function e. In the past, before using things like jQuery, I used e as an alias to document.getElementByID. This might have been common practice, but in fact e could be anything depending on the developer.