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joe lan
588 Pointswhat is (e)?
I don't understand what (e) is.. can anyone please explain it to me ...
1 Answer
Steven Parker
243,095 PointsIt might be an event object.
I'm guessing here, since you did not show any code or provide a link to a course page, But if it's an argument being passed to an event handler, It is an event object. It has a number of properties and methods which are useful in identifying aspects of the event and dealing with it, as described in detail on this MDN page.
To enable the most complete and accurate analysis, always show your code and include a link to the course page you were working with.