The following .each() function is inside of another larger function. I am having a hard time knowing if the "return;" below, is even nessessary...

 

$('.something').each(function() {

 

aid = $(this);

aid.x(-player.aid.speed, true);

var aidposx = aid.x();

if(aidposx < 0) {

aid.remove();

return;

}

});

 

If the point of "return' is to say "now its ok to remove aid", then how else can I write this? What if return; wasn't there, wouldn't aid.remove(); still execute? Do I really need it?? What is the point of the return in this case...

 

...or is it saying..."continue to execute this function, $('.something').each(functon() {  as long as aidposx is less than 0?

 

 

Thanks for any insight!

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