function affirm(){
console.log("yes")
}
Element={}
Element=affirm
Element.something="something"
Element.nothing="nothing"
DEPICTED IN WEB BROWSER:
In the code snippet above, if you were to console.log(Element), it would display the function expression. However, if you were to console.log(Element.something) or console.log(Element.nothing), it would show the corresponding property values. Upon calling Element(), the output would be "yes".
EXECUTED IN NODE: In the provided code, when you console.log(Element), it will result in:
{ [Function: Affirm] something: 'something', nothing: 'nothing' }Similarly, if you were to console.log(Element.something) or console.log(Element.nothing), the output would represent the property values. When invoking Element(), the result would still be "yes".
The question arises whether Element can be classified as a function or an object. This confusion arose after examining the source code for the module.exports of the Express framework.
Could someone provide clarification on this matter?