Discussion on: #26 Guess The Output ???

console.log(foo1())
// {bar: 'Hello'}

foo1 returns an object as expected

console.log(foo2())
// undefined

The ASI (automatic semicolon insertion) in JS doing its job here actually causes a bug. The value being returned should begin on the same line, or else foo2 gets compiled down to this:

function foo2() {
  return;
  {
    bar: 'World'
  }
}

This can be fixed by telling JS to start at the next line after the return by using parens

function foo2() {
  return (
  {
    bar: 'World'
  }
  );
}