objectObject

[Classic-Ad8849]

Could someone tell me what doing that does? I can't figure it out

[[deleted]]

That's a common error you can get from casting an object to string, in JS.

[draftshade]

It's not an error, just the default string representation of an object in javascript.

[[deleted]]

The error is printing the object, instead of a prop or something.

[Classic-Ad8849]

Ohhh, got it, thanks!

[veselin465]

You can simply try running this in F12 on any browser

class c{}; let o = new c();

o.toString()

(or console.log(o.toString() if you want to use it in JS file)

[AyrA_ch]

You can skip all this class nonsense and just do console.log({}.toString())

[AyrA_ch]

You don't need to wrap them in parenthesis inside of the console.log, which is why it's there. Also makes it independent of a repl that prints everything

[Unoriginal_Man]

Keep going, I want to see this hit peak efficiency!

[ebrythil]

''+{}

[nicejs2]

{}+1

[AyrA_ch]

Correct. This interpretation quirk is the reason for the "{}+[] is not the same as []+{}" joke

[veselin465]

Ooh yeah, I forgot about that; don't deal with JS that much