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I have a function along the lines of the following: doSomething: function () { var parent = null; if (this === null) { parent = 'some default value'; } else { parent = this.SomeValue(); } } Could parent ever be set to 'some default value' or is the check for null superfluous? Alternatively, what if I used the less restrictive: doSomething: function () { var parent = this ? this.SomeValue() : 'some default value'; } Could parent ever be set to 'some default value' in this case?
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