JSJ 474: Things JavaScript Developers Should Know, Part 1
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Java Scripting - Is There an Argument in a Function?
Argument is a special reference type that doesn't exist anywhere else in the language. It can modify references, so it almost acts like a double pointer. If you use strict mode, then argument ceases to be an alias for the original arguments and becomes more like a copy of them. I now use the spread operator when i need one to handle a valuable ora length argument list. And while we're waiting for a j to finish a verifying me, let's look at the next topic in the list: sparse arrays.
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