javascript - 您能为我解释一下我不了解的功能，以及如何将其转换为“正常”功能吗？

我在Internet上发现了此javascript函数，但我不知道它是如何工作的。

  (function(o) {
Number.getOrdinalFor = function(intNum, includeNumber) {
  return (includeNumber ? intNum : '') + (o[((intNum = Math.abs(intNum % 100)) - 20) % 10] || o[intNum] || 'th');
};
 })([, 'st', 'nd', 'rd']);

我可以将其转换为普通函数吗：

function getOrdinalFor (intNum, includeNumber) {
  // code
}

最佳答案

该代码返回给定数字的序数，例如

Number.getOrdinalFor(1)       // returns "st"
Number.getOrdinalFor(2)       // returns "nd"
Number.getOrdinalFor(3)       // returns "rd"
Number.getOrdinalFor(4, true) // returns "4th"
                   //     ^ include number in output

将其转换为可以像这样调用的常规函数

getOrdinalFor(1);

就像

function getOrdinalFor(intNum, includeNumber) {
    var o = [, 'st', 'nd', 'rd'];
    return (includeNumber ? intNum : '') + (o[((intNum = Math.abs(intNum % 100)) - 20) % 10] || o[intNum] || 'th');
}

可读性更高，带有注释

function getOrdinalFor(intNum, includeNumber) {
    var ordinals = [, 'st', 'nd', 'rd'];        // the ordinals, except "th", in an array,
                                                // with the first index starting at 1

    var start    = includeNumber ? intNum : ''; // start with the number, or empty string
                                                // depending on includeNumber argument

    intNum     = Math.abs(intNum % 100);        // set intNum to the result of "modulus 100" on it self
                                                // this shortens down hundreds, thousands, and bigger
                                                // numbers to max two digits. For instance
                                                // 2 = 2
                                                // 12 = 12
                                                // 233 = 33
                                                // 3444 = 44
                                                // 111111111 = 11
                                                // ...etc

    var calc   = (intNum - 20) % 10;            // then subtract 20, and do "modulus" 10
                                                // this shortens it to one integer,
                                                // positive or negative, for instance
                                                // 2 = -8
                                                // 12 = -8
                                                // 33 = 3
                                                // 44 = 4
                                                // 11 = -9
                                                // ...etc


    var result = ordinals[calc] || ordinals[intNum] || 'th';  // start at the left hand,
                                                              // and return first truthy value

    // for instance, using the results of the numbers above
    // ordinals[-8] does not exist (falsy), move along, ordinals[2] is "nd", so return "2nd"
    // ordinals[-8] does not exist (falsy), move along, ordinals[12] is falsy as well, so return "12th"
    // ordinals[3] is truthy, so return "33rd"
    // ...etc

    return result;
}