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by amorphid
3446 days ago
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I don't hate JS, but I do find it a bit taxing to write JavaScript that might have bugs due to unexpected behavior in the language. I'm in the process of rounding out my self-taught programming mojo with some intro to CS courses, and the professor started talking about syntactically correct code. He gave the example of something like `3 + "hi"` being syntactically incorrect, saying it wouldn't run (in Python). My first thought on seeing that example was "JavaScript will run that!", and I didn't mean that as a compliment. |
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