It looks like the kind of optimization that a compiler could do pretty trivially, and you shouldn't have to be concerned about as a human, as it makes the code less readable.
Then again, Javascript is a strange animal here as the code is provided to the execution environment as plaintext instead of bytecode/assembly. I guess a JS-to-JS compiler such as closure could handle it.
Then again, Javascript is a strange animal here as the code is provided to the execution environment as plaintext instead of bytecode/assembly. I guess a JS-to-JS compiler such as closure could handle it.