if console.log(fun) it's easily Function

but console.log(fun())... best guess: undefined because the fn isn't returning anything

hell yeah https://i.imgur.com/HrPf8qX.png

lol my intention was that this arrow function must return an empty object

so I did

const fun = () => {}

// undefined
wtf why? well turns out it is evaluated as you said as a function scope. So the short hand for returning an empty object is

const fun = () => ({})

without trying it, what does this log?

const fun = () => {}

console.log(fun());

legit this cast will break some apps, because `username = undefined` and some apps (ahem... mine) just treat username as "never undefined" https://i.imgur.com/n5KTGRU.png

jk, i just `username = "no-username" if username is None else username`, thank god, or else i'll be debugging some undefined bs right now

ok fine, technically undefined. But positively so

Elon isn't rich because of his Twitter account — but he's the richest person on Earth becuase of his Twitter account?

I understand- there isn’t a good way to ask this. The “underground” account market would max on a 1M follower account with a random niche. As selling accounts becomes normalized (excluding his name brand) there is an undefined value for followers/niche

@vicsintnic / following