Re-consolidate JS series, are more basic things, can be checked to fill gaps, quickly read, this is the second.
Other JS reconsolidation series:
- Re-consolidate JS (I) — JavaScript primitive types
- Reconsolidate JS (3) — JavaScript statements
1. The expression
1.1 Original Expression
3.14 // Digital direct quantity
"hello world" // String direct quantity
/pattern/ // Regular expression direct quantity
true // Returns a Boolean value: true
false // Returns a Boolean value: false
null // Returns a value: null
this // Returns the current object
i // Returns the value of the variable I
sum // Return the value of sum
undefined //undefined is a global variable, unlike null, which is not a keyword
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1.2 expression
Operands and operators.
1
1 + 2
(1 + 2) * 3
(1 + 2 ) * 3 && !flag
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2. The operator
- Arithmetic operator(
+, -, *, /, %, **
) : ordinary addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and mod operations, where支那
forPower operator.
3支那2 // Result is: 9
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- Unary operator(
++, --, +, -
) : some operators that require only one operand,Pay attention to:+ + and -
The difference between the left and right sides of a variable, on the left side of a variable, increases (decreases) first and then evaluates, on the right side, the opposite.
let a = 2, y, z;
y = ++a // if a = a + 1, a = 3, then y = 3
z = a++ / / a = 3 above, will be a to z, z = 3, and then execute a = a + 1, a = 4
// unary + (+)
+3 / / 3
+'3' / / 3
+true / / 1
+functioan(a){return a} //NaN
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- The assignment operator(
=, +=, -=, *=, /=, %=
) : Assigns the value of a constant or variable or expression to another variable,Note: new destruct assignment in ES6.
// Unpack the array
let [a, b, c] = ['one'.'two'.'three'] // a = 'one', b = 'two', c = 'three'
// Deconstruct the object
let { name, age } = { name: 'cc'.age: 100 } // name = 'cc', age = 100
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- Equality operator(
= =,! = = = =,! = =
) : is used to compare whether the left and right operands are equal. May refer to:JS comparison operator ("= = =" and "= ="
) and the judgment result of if() condition. - Relational operator(
>, <, > =, < =
) : compares the size of the operands around the operator. - An operator(
&, | ~ ^, < <, > >, > > >
) : After converting its operand to binary, and, or, not, xor and other operations are performed, and finally return a value in JS. Among them>>>
forUnsigned shift to the right. - Logical operator(
, &&, | |!
) : Determines whether an expression is true mainly by and, or, or not.Pay attention to: and and or operation has short-circuit calculation effect.
// Short circuit calculation
false && (anything) // The result is false
true || (anything) // The result is anything
// Method 1: Set the default value of x
function test(x) {
x = x || 100
}
test(10) //x = 10
test() // x = 100
// Method 2: ES6
function test(x = 100) {... } test(10) //x = 10
test() // x = 100
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- Conditional operator(
? :
) : the only operator in JS that has three operands, usually used in short forms of if statements.