yield; vs yield undefined

# Erik Arvidsson (13 years ago)

Corrently, the wiki page says that "yield" should throw StopIteration but "yield undefined" yields the value undefined. Is this by design? I find it a bit strange that it does not follow the "return" analogy where "return" is short for "return undefined"

Corrently, the wiki page says that "yield" should throw StopIteration
but "yield undefined" yields the value undefined. Is this by design? I
find it a bit strange that it does not follow the "return" analogy
where "return" is short for "return undefined"

-- 
erik

# Brendan Eich (13 years ago)

Wiki error. Sorry I did not catch it.

Wiki error. Sorry I did not catch it.

/be

On Feb 23, 2013, at 5:22 PM, Erik Arvidsson <erik.arvidsson at gmail.com> wrote:

> Corrently, the wiki page says that "yield" should throw StopIteration
> but "yield undefined" yields the value undefined. Is this by design? I
> find it a bit strange that it does not follow the "return" analogy
> where "return" is short for "return undefined"
> 
> -- 
> erik
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