// Programming JavaScript Applications
// Chapter 3
// Objects
/* even primitive data types get treated as objects, when calling their prototpye methods! But be aware, you can't assign them new properties */
QUnit.test('domain extractor', function(assert) {
var domain = '[email protected]'.split('@')[1]; // => nepraunig.com
assert.equal(domain, 'nepraunig.com', 'Extraction worked');
});
// Here the incredible singleton pattern
// just an object literal
var highlander = {
name: 'McLeod',
catchphrase: 'There can be only one.'
};
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