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tiny edits to javascript bind usage article

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2023-03-16 18:00:45 -04:00
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@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ It will `console.log` "You eat the chili. Spicy!".
Makes sense, right?
Now, what do you think will happened if I do the following?
Now, what do you think will happen if I do the following?
```javascript
cup = new Cup();
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ cup.consume = bowl.consume;
cup.consume();
```
While you might think that it would log `"You eat the chili. Spicy!"`, it doesn't! Instead, it logs: `"You drink eat the water. Spicy!"`.
While you might think that it would log `"You eat the chili. Spicy!"`, it doesn't! Instead, it logs: `"You eat the water. Spicy!"`.
Why?
@@ -267,7 +267,7 @@ cup.consume = bowl.consume;
cup.consume();
```
While it might seem obvious what the output would be, if you thought it was the same `"You eat the water. Spicy!"` as before, you're in for a suprise.
While it might seem obvious what the output would be, if you thought it was the same `"You eat the water. Spicy!"` as before, you're in for a suprise.
Instead, it outputs: `"You eat the chili. Spicy!"`, as if it were bound to `bowl`.
@@ -362,7 +362,7 @@ We can then think of your browser calling an event on `button` to look something
```javascript
/**
* This is a representation of what your browser is doing when you click the button.
* This is NOT how it really works, just an explainatory representation
* This is NOT how it really works, just an explanatory representation
*/
class HTMLElement {
constructor(elementType) {