Special Operator About Function

Dec 14, 2006

<script>
var sd=function(){
return{
f1:function(){
alert('f1');
},
f2:function(){
alert('f2');
}
}
}();
sd.f2();
</script>

when execute sd.f2();it will alert f1,who can tell me why?

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