I hear this from the first time I ever coded and still, I have never seen a study/scientific proof of that being true. Most of the time it is just gut feeling.
The example in the code was about how == and === works in JS and that '1' === 1 is not good.
In all of that discussion what people tend to forget: In the end, it is Javascript that runs.
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I hear this from the first time I ever coded and still, I have never seen a study/scientific proof of that being true. Most of the time it is just gut feeling.
The example in the code was about how
==and===works in JS and that'1' === 1is not good.In all of that discussion what people tend to forget: In the end, it is Javascript that runs.