And follow with the explanation that == has some valuable use cases if applied properly, and to never be afraid to use it if you need to confirm something is undefined or null.
I don't know! I like this article though, nice!
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So, I don't know if this will count towards your last example, but when I'm explaining this to new devs I use this:
And follow with the explanation that == has some valuable use cases if applied properly, and to never be afraid to use it if you need to confirm something is undefined or null.
I don't know! I like this article though, nice!