javascript - typeof Float32Array With Ternary Operator Syntax -

I am trying to understand code and one of the first lines is confusing me:

< Pre> FSS.Array = typeof Float32Array === 'function'? Float 32 Oops: Array;

What happens above this line?

I believe: In the end it is saying "if something float is equal to 32 arrays, and equal is equal". But I do not think what kind of float 32 array === 'function' works, is it saying that the type float 32 array is equal to string 'function'? I do not understand this.

The code is being checked for browser support for the javascript function Float32Array

Ternary Expression Is similar to:

  if (float32Array == "type of function") {FSS.Array = Float32Array; } Else {FSS.Array = Array; }  

Type type returns only the type of variable, in this case the variable "Float32Array"

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