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Tip: instead of something === undefined && something === null you can write something == null and it matches both undefined and null, and only them.
something === undefined && something === null
something == null
I find it the only valid case to use == over ===.
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True! Thanks!
That's true, but oftentimes you have a linter which forces to use "eqeqeq"
Only if you have had someone strongly opinioned setting it up :) And even then you have the null: ignore option for it.
null: ignore
Tip: instead of
something === undefined && something === nullyou can writesomething == nulland it matches both undefined and null, and only them.I find it the only valid case to use
==over===.True! Thanks!
That's true, but oftentimes you have a linter which forces to use "eqeqeq"
Only if you have had someone strongly opinioned setting it up :) And even then you have the
null: ignoreoption for it.