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Javascript Shorthand Quick-Reference

A syntax guide to a few very handy javascript shorthands.

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Javascript Shorthand Quick-Reference

A syntax guide to a few very handy javascript shorthands.

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Ed McManus
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Simple Javascript Syntax Quick-Reference

Shorthand Conditional (If, Then Statement):


condition ? true : false
ex:
window.location == "http://google.com" ?
alert("you are at google.com!")
: alert("you are not at google.com :(");

Multiple Variable Declaration:


var variable1, variable2, variableN;
ex:
var myCat, myDog, myRat;

Unassigning (Deleting) a Variable:


variable = this.undefined;

ex:
myVar = this.undefined;

if (myVar) alert("myVar is still defined!");

Variable Assignment Across Multiple Lines:


var name = "text \
more text \
end of text";

ex:
var myString = "my string \
more string \
more string";

alert(myString);

Another Multi-line String (Heredoc):


var variable = (<r><![CDATA[
content
]]></r>).toString();

ex:
ex:
var myHeredoc = (<r><![CDATA[
An unaltered
multiline string!
]]></r>).toString();

alert(myHeredoc);

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