argument Object Optimizations - #2150
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So basically, I was using arguments because I was lazy keeping the arguments in sync. No reason to go through all this trouble when I can just be explicit. |
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There are other times where if you refer to Also, sometimes it has nothing to do with being lazy, having optional arguments basically make you have to do the |
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Related to #2148
Attempt to shore-up use of
argumentsobject. Only need changes in a few places. Source of truth was this document.No changes to "methods.js" per discussion.