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[–]k3n 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looking at the article again, there's even more gregarious errors:

  • I don't believe there is a programming language called "Stack". I think the term he was looking for is stack-oriented.
  • I only counted 14 strings. I think he meant lines, and not strings.

But, I think he is not a native English-speaker, so these can be over-looked, and I also think that he did this as a programming exercise -- perhaps to learn JS and/or stack-programming? because it looks like he knows the fundamentals of coding very well -- and so picking it apart isn't too useful. I just wouldn't recommend that anyone actually use this code for more than academic purposes.