The Immediately-Invoked Function Expression or IIFE for short is pretty self explanatory: it executes immediately after it's created.
It is not related to any event handler such as document.ready.
The first part (function(){...}) turns the code within into an function, and the parentheses at the end (); calls that function. IIFE has all the characteristics of any other functions regarding scopes.
(function(){ // do something })();
Result Box
- html
- css
- js
){kind=link}
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