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      <title>Three JavaScript Quirks Java/C Developers Should Know</title>
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      <description>JavaScript can be a deceptive language and can cause a lot of pain because it&amp;rsquo;s not 100% consistent. It is known that it does have some bad, confusing or redundant features: the infamous with statement, 隐式全局变量 and 不稳定的比较 are probably the most famous.&#xA;JavaScript is one of the most successful flame generators in history! Aside from its flaws (which are partially addressed in the new ECMAScript specification), most programmers hate JavaScript for two reasons:</description>
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