Won't e1.message.split("")[0] give you the first letter of Cannot ? So the expression actually evaluates C === C. Great series though, it's really helpfull for us begginers. Thank you Coderslang.
It's splitting on " ", not "", so it will split on spaces, not every character. That means the first element will be the word "Cannot".
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Won't e1.message.split("")[0] give you the first letter of Cannot ? So the expression actually evaluates C === C. Great series though, it's really helpfull for us begginers. Thank you Coderslang.
It's splitting on
" ", not"", so it will split on spaces, not every character. That means the first element will be the word "Cannot".