>
> I'm sorry, there cannot be any "agree to disagree" on this one. It
> absolutely, incontrovertibly, *does* execute
var module = Module is just creating an alias for Module. Without this line,
the init() method is still called and the module can be accessed through
Module variable.
var a = Module;
a.foo = "bar";
var b = Module;
console.log(a);
console.log(b);
=> Object { foo="bar"}
=> Object { foo="bar"}
So the "var module = Module" line is useless, it's just syntactic sugar if
the original module name is long or hard to remember.
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