In C# you had to parse it to a boolean to test if it was false. Last time I used it. Like how you can't just drop a string into an If-condition, you have to test if it's null or empty, but not with js.
Yes, but for example c++ just lets you if (number)
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In C# you had to parse it to a boolean to test if it was false. Last time I used it. Like how you can't just drop a string into an If-condition, you have to test if it's null or empty, but not with js.
Yes, but for example c++ just lets you if (number)