While debugging some code, I came across something which looked like it shouldn't work. If I create a basic example in the Chrome console, it works too.
var id = 1;
var o = { id };
o;
This creates and prints the following object:
{ id: 1 }
Example:
What's going on here? The only question I can find with a similar syntax is this one:
JavaScript object literal syntax
...and the answers to that say it is just a code block, which clearly here it is not.
