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I think this needs to be weaved in a little better. As the reader, at the time operators/operands are introduced, I don't feel I have enough info to understand them completely. For example:
"In the following statement, 4 and 5 are referred to as operands and + is the operator."
^I understand operators and operands in this instance, but I'm not totally clear on the meanings of operand or operator because I'm not sure — based on this example — how far the concepts apply. For example, are there operands/operators in var x = function(array) { console.log(5 + 7)}? If so, what are they?
Let's chat about the most logical place for operators/operands.
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I think this needs to be weaved in a little better. As the reader, at the time operators/operands are introduced, I don't feel I have enough info to understand them completely. For example:
https://github.com/MrPowers/code_quizzer/blame/master/books/learn_javascript_logically/300_types_if_statements/100_importance_of_precise_language.md#L24
"In the following statement, 4 and 5 are referred to as operands and + is the operator."
^I understand operators and operands in this instance, but I'm not totally clear on the meanings of operand or operator because I'm not sure — based on this example — how far the concepts apply. For example, are there operands/operators in var x = function(array) { console.log(5 + 7)}? If so, what are they?
Let's chat about the most logical place for operators/operands.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: