Hi, Afam This is a great article; its good to see this implementation in Vanilla JS. But i'd like to know the reason why you are testing for this condition in your JS file
!isNaN(input.value)
Thanks.
Thanks for spotting that. There's actually no reason for that in the example. It was specific code for a project.
I'll edit.
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Hi, Afam
This is a great article; its good to see this implementation in Vanilla JS. But i'd like to know the reason why you are testing for this condition in your JS file
!isNaN(input.value)
Thanks.
Thanks for spotting that. There's actually no reason for that in the example.
It was specific code for a project.
I'll edit.