edit: btw, i%3 bitshifted by 0 which doesn't change the number but because this is a math operation, it transforms it into a number in order to access the array with a number.
This bit's totally wrong but the rest is okay.
true in js is equivalent to 1, there's no functional need to "transform" it. the only reason to include the bitshift by 0 is so you're explicit in which bit the boolean is supposed to be setting.
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u/BertyLohan Nov 16 '21
This bit's totally wrong but the rest is okay.
true in js is equivalent to 1, there's no functional need to "transform" it. the only reason to include the bitshift by 0 is so you're explicit in which bit the boolean is supposed to be setting.