I was confused because if "an obj is true", then "obj === true" should return true, yet I got false. At least to my humanly logic, lol. I thought something wrong with my logic until I realized it was just the equal sign.
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today I do
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and with the new optional chaining operator this get even better.
I was confused because if "an obj is true", then "obj === true" should return true, yet I got false. At least to my humanly logic, lol. I thought something wrong with my logic until I realized it was just the equal sign.