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983. It’s an Immediately-Invoked Function Expression, or IIFE for short. It executes immediately after it’s created. It has nothing to do with any event-handler for any events (such as document.onload). Consider the part within the first pair of parentheses: (function(){})();....it is a regular function expression.
Aug 31, 2013 · You should define foo in the outer variable environment first. return {. getFoo: function(){. return foo; Or just define it directly in the argument position. return {. getFoo: function(){. return foo; Also note that you're passing a value to getFoo(), but you're not actually using it in the method.
Sep 19, 2014 · But yes, you do need to export it. Either using window.obj = obj; from inside (to make it global) or return it : var obj = function() {}; obj.prototype.sayHello = function() {}; return obj; Thank you, but a lot of javascript libraries export the object without assign the IIFE to a variable. How they do it?
May 4, 2016 · Thus when we call IIFE it is loaded, its scope is created and once the work is done if No Closure is maintained on any property of IIFE it gets released. In later case i.e. Not IIFE approach first it will be hoisted then loaded and will remain in memory until tab is closed –
The IIFE returns an object with the checkCode property, that property is the (private) function. The point of the IIFE is that this scopes the variables and functions within, so that they are not accessible from outside (e.g. privateCheckCode and secretCode exist only inside the IIFE). Think of the returned object as an "export" of selected ...
Oct 8, 2014 · 1. I was practicing java script from one of the book's examples and encounter following. Code one: here i learnt 'this' key word in javascript references the object that owns the code where 'this' keyword is. var year = theYear; var make = theMake; var model = theModel; this.getYear = function () { return year; };
Nov 10, 2013 · I've been told Immediately Invoked Function Expressions (IIFE) accomplish this but when I "instantiate" new objects from the class they reference the private data instead of holding their own. Some of this is borrowed from Create a JS class: IIFE vs return prototype. For example, a simple Car "class": var Car = (function() {.
Dec 24, 2011 · First thing you need to know by the way, is about accessing the browser console. Ctrl+Shift+J in chrome, or F12 in IE9+ or the firebug plugin in firefox. You can try code in the console, see your whole HTML page and select elements on it, and view logs from your app (use console.log (....anything you want ...) instead of alert () ).
Jul 19, 2017 · The .then call is always already async, whereas the async function is only executed asyncly at the first await statement. Using Promise.resolve () is safer than new Promise because any exception thrown within the then is converted to a rejected promise, whereas an exception thrown within new Promise is thrown synchronously.
Nov 5, 2012 · The only differences between them, are: The first return the Car function with its prototype property. The second works returning the Car function, avoiding the prototype property and instead use IIFE. What's the differences between use return Car.prototype; and avoid IIFE and use return Car; using IIFE (parentheses at the end of the class ...
