Uncaught Syntaxerror: Unexpected Token Instanceof (with Chrome Javascript Console)
Solution 1:
The grammar for instanceof is:
RelationalExpression instanceof ShiftExpression
per ECMA-262 §11.8.
The punctuator {
at the start of a statement is seen as the start of a block, so the following }
closes the block and ends the statement.
The following instanceof
operator is the start of the next statement, but it can't be at the start because it must be preceded by a RelationalExpression, so the parser gets a surprise.
You need to force {}
to be seen as an object literal by putting something else at the start of the statement, e.g.
({}) instanceofObject
Solution 2:
{}
, in that context, is a block, not an object literal.
You need change the context (e.g. by wrapping it in (
and )
) to make it an object literal.
({}) instanceofObject;
Solution 3:
If you try this:
var a = {}
a instanceofObject
outputs true
, which is the expected output.
However, in your case
{} instanceofObject
The above doesn't outputs true.
The latter isn't the same as the first one. In the first case, we create an object literal, while in the second case we don't. Hence you get this error.
Solution 4:
Try
var p = {}
p instanceofObject
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