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Why Does {} == False Evaluate To False While [] == False Evaluates To True?

Why Does {} == False Evaluate To False While [] == False Evaluates To True?

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Why does {} == false evaluate to false while [] == false evaluates to true in javascript? Solutio… Read more Why Does {} == False Evaluate To False While [] == False Evaluates To True?
Javascript Logical Operators - And Vs. Or

Javascript Logical Operators - And Vs. Or

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I'm relatively new to Javascript and programming in general. Today while writing a simple tripl… Read more Javascript Logical Operators - And Vs. Or
What's An "auto-casting Bool"?

What's An "auto-casting Bool"?

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On the following answer to a previous question someone mentioned an 'auto-casting bool' I g… Read more What's An "auto-casting Bool"?
How To Set Default Boolean Values In Javascript?

How To Set Default Boolean Values In Javascript?

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Setting default optional values in JavaScript is usually done via the || character var Car = functi… Read more How To Set Default Boolean Values In Javascript?
What Is The Order Of Precedence For Boolean Operators In Js?

What Is The Order Of Precedence For Boolean Operators In Js?

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e.pageX = e.clientX + (html && html.scrollLeft || body && body.scrollLeft || 0) - (… Read more What Is The Order Of Precedence For Boolean Operators In Js?
Equality Of Truthy And Falsy Values (javascript)

Equality Of Truthy And Falsy Values (javascript)

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I've encountered something which seems inconsistent on the part of the interpreter, though I kn… Read more Equality Of Truthy And Falsy Values (javascript)