I’m addressing the bit that I quoted, saying that an interpreted language “must” have valid semantics for all code. I’m not specifically addressing whether or not JavaScript is right in this particular case of min().
…but also, what are you talking about? It throws a type error if you call min() with no argument.
Yes. It did. It didn’t assign exactly the same semantics, but it DOES assign a run time semantic to
min().I’m addressing the bit that I quoted, saying that an interpreted language “must” have valid semantics for all code. I’m not specifically addressing whether or not JavaScript is right in this particular case of
min().…but also, what are you talking about? It throws a type error if you call
min()with no argument.