whatever you say, node.jshttps://computerfairi.es/media/VbSC70gvSft2W4Gjnlg
apparently the variable _ is replaced by whatever last output was
@boots Yeah. I'm pretty sure Ruby's IRB would behave some kinda similar way just with different particulars. I bet you'd end up at Class or Module instead of 'string'.
@boots Yeah:
irb(main):001:0> _ = "hi"=> "hi"irb(main):002:0> _=> "hi"irb(main):003:0> _.class=> Stringirb(main):004:0> _.class=> Classirb(main):005:0> _=> Class
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@boots Yeah. I'm pretty sure Ruby's IRB would behave some kinda similar way just with different particulars. I bet you'd end up at Class or Module instead of 'string'.