None.js Step Fifth buffer (buffer)

< 26; i++) {    buf[i] = i + 97;}

• Console.log (buf.tostring (' ASCII '));
• Console.log (buf.tostring (' ASCII ', 0,5));
• Console.log (buf.tostring (' UTF8 ', 0,5));
• Console.log (buf.tostring (Undefined, 0, 5));

Output

    abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz    abcde    abcde    abcde

ConstBuf= Buffer. from([0x1, 0x2, 0x3, 0x4, 0x5]);ConstJson= JSON.stringify(BUF);//output: {"type": "Buffer", "Data": [1,2,3,4,5]}Console.Log(JSON);ConstCopy= JSON.Parse(JSON,(Key,Value= {    //Say I really don't understand the mechanism in this    //This time if you print separatelyValue&& value.type === ' Buffer '    //Return is actually a false not that we understand a true    //This time the output is correct    returnValue&& value.type === ' Buffer ' ?        Buffer. from(value.Data): Value;    //This time the output is Lin    returnValue&& value.type === ' Buffer ' ?        "Lin"://LinValue;    //This time the output is M    returnValue&& value.type === ' Buffer ' ?        "Lin":"M";   //M    //This time the output is also m    returnValue&& value.type === ' Buffer ' ?        Buffer. from(value.Data) :"M";   //M});//output: <buffer 05>Console.Log(copy);

None.js Step Fifth buffer (buffer)