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When I create variables I don’t use brackets after equal sign.
Why does this code use brackets after equal sign? Can anyone explain this? I want to know what does it mean after equal sign.
var start = (new Date).valueOf(),
This method returns the equivalence of the Date object in milliseconds.
The milliseconds are expressed as an integer representing the number of milliseconds between midnight January 1, 1970 (GMT) to the date and time specified in the Date object.