Interesting. Does it work cross OS?
Let's say I implement the "ES6 console.log way - first example here above" on a Unix kernel, if I share the code with someone on a Windows kernel, it will be interpreted with "multi-lines" too (\n vs \r\n)?
JavaScript runs in the browser 😅
Hahaha it should yes 😂
Let's say that my question applies in case I would run the code on the API side or as a local script 😉
It's probably good, I just that I faced so often encoding errors in the past that I was curious about it
Interesting, Im going ti do some tests later at home with a Windows machine
Super cool 🚀
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Interesting. Does it work cross OS?
Let's say I implement the "ES6 console.log way - first example here above" on a Unix kernel, if I share the code with someone on a Windows kernel, it will be interpreted with "multi-lines" too (\n vs \r\n)?
JavaScript runs in the browser 😅
Hahaha it should yes 😂
Let's say that my question applies in case I would run the code on the API side or as a local script 😉
It's probably good, I just that I faced so often encoding errors in the past that I was curious about it
Interesting, Im going ti do some tests later at home with a Windows machine
Super cool 🚀