In JavaScript, is the dot .
always an operator?
For example:
AnObject.aMethod()
Are there any examples where the dot .
is not an operator?
No.
"Strings."
/regular.expressions/
1.2 // Numbers
// Comments.
It's not an operator in numeric literals
var x = 12.5;
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