There's actually no exception, it just returns "undefined" and the if statement fails. That's why it's such a deadly bug -- no exception, and path dependent. Combine that with the async nature of JS and it's going to be a long night tracking that one down
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Yes, but it would raise the exception at run-time, and only when the particular path is taken.
There's actually no exception, it just returns "undefined" and the if statement fails. That's why it's such a deadly bug -- no exception, and path dependent. Combine that with the async nature of JS and it's going to be a long night tracking that one down