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edited May 28, 2012 at 9:27

There isn't a "real" reason, just to make the code a little bit more readable.

Just like with:

var myAge = 26; var myAgeNextYear = myAge + 1;

VS:

var myAgeNextYear = 26 + 1;

My personal preferencepersonal preference is to keep a reference to the obj only if I'm using it more than once.

There isn't a "real" reason, just to make the code a little bit more readable.

Just like with:

var myAge = 26; var myAgeNextYear = myAge + 1;

VS:

var myAgeNextYear = 26 + 1;

My personal preference is to keep a reference to the obj only if I'm using more than once.

There isn't a "real" reason, just to make the code a little bit more readable.

Just like with:

var myAge = 26; var myAgeNextYear = myAge + 1;

VS:

var myAgeNextYear = 26 + 1;

My personal preference is to keep a reference to the obj only if I'm using it more than once.

answered May 28, 2012 at 9:21

There isn't a "real" reason, just to make the code a little bit more readable.

Just like with:

var myAge = 26; var myAgeNextYear = myAge + 1;

VS:

var myAgeNextYear = 26 + 1;

My personal preference is to keep a reference to the obj only if I'm using more than once.