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var a = "words";
a instanceOf String;
#=> false
I can’t understand how this code snippet works.
instanceof a method of a, or of this which locates it in the default scope?String here is a parameter passed to instanceof, how come it doesn’t have parentheses?
instanceofis an operator, so it’s more like+than a function.See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/instanceof