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JavaScript Introducing ES2015 Objects and New Collection Types Map

What in the world is going on?!

You introduced us so much information the last videos which you don't fully explain and now I see this

if (clasroom.has(stevenS)) console.log('example');

Where are the curly braces ? {}

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,236 Points

Curly braces are not needed for a single statement.

They are often used anyway as a "best practice" to help insure the code is easy to read, but technically they are not needed when the conditional is controlling only one statement.

This is a fact of traditional JavsScript, nothing new for ES2015.

Thank you :)