f = s => JSON.parse(`"${s}"`)
f("\\a")
SyntaxError: JSON.parse: bad escaped character at line 1 column 3 of the JSON data

try { return JSON.parse(JSON.stringify({fake: yourVariable})).fake } catch (){}

(yourVar) => JSON.parse(`{"a":${yourVar}}`).a

cheddar> if true {
...     print "yes it's true"
... }

cheddar> if true {
     ...     print "yes it's true"
     ... }

var @: mystring = "test"

const escape = (t) =>
    t === "n" ? "\n"
    : t === "t" ? "\t"
    : t === "z" ? "\u200B"
    : t;

const escape = (t) => t === "n" ? "\n"
    : t === "t" ? "\t"
    : t === "z" ? "\u200B"
    : t;

const escape = (t) =>
    t === "n"
        ? "\n"
        : t === "t"
            ? "\t"
            : t === "z"
                ? "\u200B"
                : t;

const escape = (t) => {
    switch(t){
        case "n": return "\n"
        case "t": return "\t"
        case "z": return "\u200B"
        default:  return "\t"
    }
}

case "x":
    y=1;

something:
    expression

git commit --amend -a -C HEAD && git push -f

_format("Items: %[, ]!", "World", "Thing")
> "Items: World, Thing!"

var el = document.createElement("embed");
el.a = "";
document.getElementById("target").appendChild(el);

git config --global user.name "Travis CI"
git config --global user.email $COMMIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL

ab
cd

dc
ba

a->a.count("Leave")/a.len>.5

(((3+2)*2)+3)

A -> Aα