JavaScript code puzzle: convert a Boolean to Number

Write a function fn that receives a Boolean and returns it's representation as a Number. So true becomes 1 and false becomes 0.

Contstraints:

• no Number constructor or any of it's prototype allowed
• no Math functions allowed
• no toNumber implementations allowed either
• Strings of numbers, such as '1' and '0' do not count
• Assume the function always receives a valid boolean (so no null or undefined or other types need to be considered).

Tests:

 console.assert(fn(true) === 1)
 console.assert(fn(false) === 0)

Note:

It's marked as #beginners, because it's solution easier than you might think.

Bonus:

It's possible to solve it with 9 characters overall.

Comments

[Igor Snitkin]

Up to 3 characters:

const fn_not = b => ~~b;
const fn_inc = b => b++;
const fn_nry = b => +b; // might fall under `toNumber` implementation

Cool stuff, keep it up!

[Jan Küster]

Another solution with same length would be

Spoiler

fn=b=>b/1

I counted the function too, which I came up to 9 characters