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How to get native javascript functions source code?
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Whenever I try to look at JavaScript method definitions like Math.max() for example, I'll usually end up in a .d.ts file and I don't know where to go from there to view the actual method implementation.
Is there a way to inspect the source inside the JS v8 engine?

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