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by politician
4998 days ago
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It clicked for me when I decided that there were no methods and considered all function invocations to be special cases of `apply`. Then the case you mentioned becomes a bog standard case of a property lookup, and the callback becomes a case of `apply(window, [args])`. tldr: JavaScript has functions, not methods :) |
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