I have seen this practice refered to as "Yoda conditionals" but never knew the r...

dave1010uk on July 10, 2011 | parent | context | favorite | on: Writing code that works on first go

I have seen this practice refered to as "Yoda conditionals" but never knew the reason for it. Although it reads wrongly (to me), I can now see the logic.

A lot of the code I write is JavaScript in Aptana, which has a real-time JSLint checker that warns against assignments in conditionals.

jaxn on July 10, 2011 [–]

I have never heard it called "Yoda conditionals" before. That is awesome.