Maxim Tsoy muodov

## cheatsheet.js
// normal function x
function x() {
    this.a = 1;
}

// First of all, the term "prototype" is confusing because it can refer to 2 different things.
// There is an object's prototype, which is another object used to look up missing properties.
// But there is also an actual `prototype` property on Function and class objects, which is NOT a prototype for that function object!
// Instead, it serves a very specific purpose: that object becomes a prototype of all instances returned when that function is used as a constructor:
(new x()).__proto__ === x.prototype

## empty-hash-assignment.md

      
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                Location and links behaviour when setting empty hash
              
          
Command (executed in this order)
Chrome 72
Firefox 65
Safari 12.0.3
IE11


window.location.hash
""
""
""
""


window.location.href
"https://example.com/"
"http://example.com/"
"http://example.com/"
"http://example.com/"


window.location.hash = '#'
"#"
"#"
"#"
"#"


window.location.href
"https://example.com/"
"http://example.com/#"
"http://example.com/"
"http://example.com/#"


window.location.hash
""
""
""
"#"


window.location.hash = '#1'
"#1"
"#1"
"#1"
"#1"


window.location.href
"https://example.com/#1"
"http://example.com/#1"
"http://example.com/#1"


## session-id.html
<html>
<head></head>
<body>
  <div id="surfly-control" class="hidden">CLICK ME!</div>

  <style>
  .start-surfly {
    cursor: pointer;
    color: red;
  }
	// normal function x
	function x() {
	this.a = 1;
	}

	// First of all, the term "prototype" is confusing because it can refer to 2 different things.
	// There is an object's prototype, which is another object used to look up missing properties.
	// But there is also an actual `prototype` property on Function and class objects, which is NOT a prototype for that function object!
	// Instead, it serves a very specific purpose: that object becomes a prototype of all instances returned when that function is used as a constructor:
	(new x()).__proto__ === x.prototype
Command (executed in this order)	Chrome 72	Firefox 65	Safari 12.0.3	IE11
`window.location.hash`	`""`	`""`	`""`	`""`
`window.location.href`	`"https://example.com/"`	`"http://example.com/"`	`"http://example.com/"`	`"http://example.com/"`
`window.location.hash = '#'`	`"#"`	`"#"`	`"#"`	`"#"`
`window.location.href`	`"https://example.com/"`	`"http://example.com/#"`	`"http://example.com/"`	`"http://example.com/#"`
`window.location.hash`	`""`	`""`	`""`	`"#"`
`window.location.hash = '#1'`	`"#1"`	`"#1"`	`"#1"`	`"#1"`
`window.location.href`	`"https://example.com/#1"`	`"http://example.com/#1"`	`"http://example.com/#1"`
	<html>
	<head></head>
	<body>
	<div id="surfly-control" class="hidden">CLICK ME!</div>

	<style>
	.start-surfly {
	cursor: pointer;
	color: red;
	}