What does this print?
const obj = {
x: 41,
getX() { return this.x; }
};
const fn = obj.getX;
console.log(fn(), obj.getX.call({ x: 99 }));
- 41 99
- undefined 99
- 99 99
- TypeError is thrown
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Ellen
You lost me at “in strict mode it’s undefined” — are we assuming modules/strict here, and if not wouldn’t fn() end up reading from the global object (so potentially window. x) instead of printing undefined?
