by lambda0 on Wed May 14, 2008 4:57 pm
([msg=2447]see Re: Javascript Mission 4[/msg])
Anyone who doesn't get this is thinking WAAAYY too hard.
For the record, a==b doesn't store b's contents in a. It is a logic operator saying that a IS EQUAL to b, as previously stated. a==b can only return 1 of 2 values, True or False. And since RawrRawr isn't being set as anything in that first statement, it must be set somewhere else between there and the if statement. Hmmm, I wonder where?