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But if there is a return statement, then the rule is simple:
If return is called with an object, then the object is returned instead of this.
If return is called with a primitive, it’s ignored.
In other words, return with an object returns that object, in all other cases this is returned.
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But if there is a return statement, then the rule is simple:
If return is called with an object, then the object is returned instead of this.
If return is called with a primitive, it’s ignored.
In other words, return with an object returns that object, in all other cases this is returned.
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just brilliant