Make binary/octal literal example less confusing #29
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`0b111110111 === 0o767 === 503 === 0x1F7` might not be the best example to demonstrate these features. The intention might be clear, but in JavaScript this statement evaluates to `false`. Let’s avoid the confusion.
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Ah, my text editor cleaned up trailing whitespace. See https://github.com/lukehoban/es6features/pull/29/files?w=1 for the whitespace-free diff. |
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Looks good - and trailing whitespace cleanup is a bonus. |
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Make binary/octal literal example less confusing
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0b111110111 === 0o767 === 503 === 0x1F7might not be the best example to demonstrate these features. The intention might be clear, but in JavaScript this statement evaluates tofalse(just like1 === 1 === 1 === 1would). Let’s avoid the confusion.