This is pretty great, and I liked how you covered several programming languages! For best practices in JS, however, it's best to use the strict comparison ("===") operator, just because a ton of things can slip through the cracks when using "==".
thanks
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This is pretty great, and I liked how you covered several programming languages!
For best practices in JS, however, it's best to use the strict comparison ("===") operator, just because a ton of things can slip through the cracks when using "==".
thanks