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fromcharcode

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One thing I found out is that dropping `String.fromCharCode` in favor of a local function (`var fromCharCode = String.fromCharCode.bind(String);`) causes neither of them to be optimizable.

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One thing I found out is that dropping `String.fromCharCode` in favor of a local function (`var fromCharCode = String.fromCharCode.bind(String);`) causes neither of them to be optimizable.

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One thing I found out is that dropping `String.fromCharCode` in favor of a local function (`var fromCharCode = String.fromCharCode.bind(String);`) causes neither of them to be optimizable.

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String.prototype.charCodeAt and String.fromCharCode are never called in implicit type conversion.

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Well, you could bypass that by using String.fromCharCode() eventually?

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In CoffeeScript, however, the language guides you to this solution: [65..90].map (number) -> String.fromCharCode(number) where you're operating on the elements of your array and you don't care about their index.

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Coffee-Script: 82 (f=(f)->console.log(String.fromCharCode(c)) for c in [20..126] if c!in f)("\\\""+f) Hopefully translation to JS doesn't kill the set of characters used in the source.

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I recently saw this piece of code: new Array(26).map(function (item, index) { return String.fromCharCode(65 + index); }) as a "heads up" for map lovers.

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Coffee-Script: 82 (f=(f)->console.log(String.fromCharCode(c)) for c in [20..126] if c!in f)("\\\""+f) Hopefully translation to JS doesn't kill the set of characters used in the source.

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I recently saw this piece of code: new Array(26).map(function (item, index) { return String.fromCharCode(65 + index); }) as a "heads up" for map lovers.

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One thing I found out is that dropping `String.fromCharCode` in favor of a local function (`var fromCharCode = String.fromCharCode.bind(String);`) causes neither of them to be optimizable.