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What do +++ and --- mean in JavaScript? [closed]

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jslint

My work is based on JSLint. I saw that JSLint is able to handle +++ and --- operator. I searched these operator on Internet but found nothing.

What do these two operators mean in JavaScript?

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StarPinkER Avatar asked Feb 14 '23 13:02

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1 Answers

There is no such operator. +++ is parsed as ++ +. Writing code with this in it is usually a bad idea.

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user2357112 supports Monica Avatar answered Feb 17 '23 02:02

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