I stumbled upon and I don't understand the answer since the user uses an @ symbol in a way I've never seen before. What does it do when attached to the if keyword? Can you attach it to other keywords?
I stumbled upon https://codereview.stackexchange./questions/10610/refactoring-javascript-into-pure-functions-to-make-code-more-readable-and-mainta and I don't understand the answer since the user uses an @ symbol in a way I've never seen before. What does it do when attached to the if keyword? Can you attach it to other keywords?
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Reset to default 12It's not a JavaScript thing. It's a symbol used by whatever templating system that answer was referring to. Note that the <script> element has type text/html, which will prevent browsers from paying any attention to its contents.
Some other JavaScript code will find that script and fetch its innerHTML in order to merge the template with some data to create ... well whatever that template makes.
@: syntax in Razor
Said by @StriplingWarrior at Using Razor within JavaScript
It is razor code, not javascript, if you are interested in razor check: http://weblogs.asp/scottgu/archive/2010/07/02/introducing-razor.aspx