Personally I like the fact that it specifically says that the function returned undefined.
In the print("Hello") example above I would be a bit confused about the "Hello" on the console - was is printed? Returned as a string? Or some object? Especially that this behaviour would be different than Node.js or JS console in the browser.
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Personally I like the fact that it specifically says that the function returned undefined.
In the print("Hello") example above I would be a bit confused about the "Hello" on the console - was is printed? Returned as a string? Or some object? Especially that this behaviour would be different than Node.js or JS console in the browser.