When you see this in the internet and get ideas for your next meeting

@rui725 why does it return an array?

Swap those var for let & const already. :p

Ooppss i was looking at reverse the whole time I thought it was the endpoint should be a string haha Ty for pointing that out

@lotd Haha yeah, that would be very much the programmer's action: go in there and instead of claiming your free coffee, tell them that their code is out of date :D

Why is there a . before secret?

@avalanche I thought it's just dirt or leftover chalk from something that was written there before. There should be a space and nothing else

@lotd
const yourDrink = 'coffee';
const reverse = s => s.split('').reverse().join('');
const barista = {
str1: 'ers',
str2: reverse('arap'),
str3: 'met',
request: pref => `${pref} secret word: ${barista.str2+barista.str3+barista.str1)`,
};
barista.request(yourDrink);

=}

Parameters

You know what's funny? The code contains reverse and I believe the pic is flipped on Y axis, too, as I swear to god I've seen it quite some times before and it was a mirror image of this pic.

coffee.secret word: parameters

☕ He didn't console.log though

@21stCenturyJoku would go for let yourDrink :p

@lotd Depends, if the offer is only valid for coffee anyway, you might as well make it immutable :D
But yeah, let probably isn't a bad idea there

@Galrog neither does he have a method to actually give you your drink. :p
You can just request it, barista is like "ok." and that's all that ever happens. Great coffee shop.

@lotd you don’t argue ES6 with someone who wants to give you free coffee.

@jamescodesthing I'm mostly drinking tea anyways.

@lotd wire in then son! ES6 all the way!

this again.... i think its the 2nd or 3rd time i saw this on devRant

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