Readability is the ease of which programs can be read and understood. Readability can be directly related to:

- The overall simplicity, which can be determined by number of basic components and whether it has one or more ways to accomplish a particular operation

- The orthogonality, which is the degree to which a set of primitive constructs can be combined to build the control and data structures of the language

- The number of control statements in a language

- The number of data types and structures

- The syntax or form of the elements of a language. Three types of syntax affect readability: identifier forms, special words, and form and meaning

https://7chan.org/pr/src/OReilly_JavaScript_The_Good_Parts_May_2008.pdf (book to reference)

Critique the JavaScript below as Crockford would (the first four chapters in his book can guide you). In regards to simplicity & readability, Does it meet the basic goals of readability (the ease with which programs can be read and understood)?