I want to see what ECMAscript version I\'m using in my browser(e.g,chrome 59) ,because there is some difference between ECMAscript3 and ECMAscript5 when dealing with something R
May be you can try to use some data structures that are specifically added in ES6
like Map
, Set
etc. This is to differentiate between ES5
and ES6
but you can look up for features that are added in ES5
which are not present in ES3
in your case?
try {
var k = new Map();
console.log("ES6 supported!!")
} catch(err) {
console.log("ES6 not supported :(")
}
try {
var k = new HashMap();
console.log("ES100 supported!!")
} catch(err) {
console.log("ES100 not supported :(")
}