waterproofbob
Junior Administrator
I would've posted it in the shoutbox but I didn't want our resident hater to miss out.
That's for you D
That's for you D
One for BiG D
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thatbloke
Junior Administrator
Ahey,
I actually use that quote all the time.
I don't quite understand the people that think Java "saved the world of computer programming" (of which, there are quite a few, trust me).
I think Java is evil and must be destroyed.
Cheers,
J.
Java and Javascript are two very different things...
Yes. And I like javascript!
waterproofbob
Junior Administrator
See and there was me trying to be funny. Failed again.
Ahh well back to trawling youtube for Tim Minchin videos, now there is a funny guy.
Ahh well back to trawling youtube for Tim Minchin videos, now there is a funny guy.
Ahey, 
ZOMG, my brain is so formatted against the evil that is Java that I didn't even notice that that particular sign was about Javascript... d'oh!
As such, I would like to revise my previous statement:
There, fixed.
Cheers,
J.
ZOMG, my brain is so formatted against the evil that is Java that I didn't even notice that that particular sign was about Javascript... d'oh!
As such, I would like to revise my previous statement:
There, fixed.
Cheers,
J.
JavaScript is good because it allows for AJAX.
That said, it's a scripting language and I'm growing tired of guessing where the problem is when it decides that it'll just stop and not tell me where or why. JavaScript just thinks, "hey, I know, this'll be funny, I'll just stop in the middle of doing something but I have no intention of reporting that I've even stopped... I'll just sit here, like a lemon... maybe I'll have a wank, but you'll never know." Yep, it's like that.
That said, it's a scripting language and I'm growing tired of guessing where the problem is when it decides that it'll just stop and not tell me where or why. JavaScript just thinks, "hey, I know, this'll be funny, I'll just stop in the middle of doing something but I have no intention of reporting that I've even stopped... I'll just sit here, like a lemon... maybe I'll have a wank, but you'll never know." Yep, it's like that.
In PHP that's easy. 6, both times.
Javascript I'm not so sure about offhand. First is likely "123", second is either 6 or "33". Yes?
EDIT: Of course, the proper answer is "don't do shit like that."
EDIT2: So I went ahead and tried it. Javascript is indeed "123" and "33", so now you know
Javascript I'm not so sure about offhand. First is likely "123", second is either 6 or "33". Yes?
EDIT: Of course, the proper answer is "don't do shit like that."
EDIT2: So I went ahead and tried it. Javascript is indeed "123" and "33", so now you know
HTML:
<html>
<head>
<title>Test</title>
</head>
<body>
<dl>
<dt>Answer 1:</dt>
<dd>
<script language="JavaScript">
document.write("1" + 2 + 3);
</script>
</dd>
<dt>Answer 2:</dt>
<dd>
<script language="JavaScript">
document.write(1 + 2 + "3");
</script>
</dd>
</dl>
</body>
</html>... gives results:
Code:
Answer 1:
123
Answer 2:
33
Traxata
Junior Administrator
Wol
In Cryo Sleep
The easier option is to type "javascript:1+2+'3';" in the address bar of your browser
.My answers were "123" and 6, as im more au-fait with keeping the original type of the first var. but it does indeed turn to "33"
Tarded language.The correct answer *should* be "type mismatch", although I did add " I'm not sure, I dont try and do shit like that"!
They would be treated as numbers. "4" * 1 + 5; will give you 9I wonder what would happen with the multiplication operator? Not interesting enough to experiment with, though...
thatbloke
Junior Administrator
How the hell does adding an int to a string make sense?