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himanshukrmr.hashnode.dev·Apr 09, 2023

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Understanding “==” (Abstract Equality) and “===” (Strict Equality) in JavaScript

A lot of people including me had a misconception that in JavaScript “==” doesn’t check type and “===” does, but sometimes we have to unlearn some things. So before understanding these two equalities we have to understand Coercion. What is Coercion Co...

Understanding “==” (Abstract Equality) and “===” (Strict Equality) in JavaScript

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Akash

resilientbloke.hashnode.dev·Jan 12, 2023

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Coercion in JavaScript: Understanding Implicit and Explicit Conversion

JavaScript is a loosely typed language, which means that the data type of a variable can change during the execution of a program. This flexibility is both a blessing and a curse, as it can lead to unexpected behavior and bugs if not handled properly...

Coercion in JavaScript: Understanding Implicit and Explicit Conversion

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Vikas Taliyan

vikas360.hashnode.dev·Jan 09, 2023

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Truthy and Falsy value.

To understand the truthy and falsy values in Javascript first, let's understand what is Null, Undefined and NAN- Undefined: let user; console.log(user); It means value does not exist in compiler or accessing value that is not defined. it's value for...

Truthy and Falsy value.

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Ankit Dixit

ankithere.hashnode.dev·Aug 25, 2022

Aug 25, 2022

Type Casting in JavaScript

Introduction Type casting is the conversion of a type of data from one type to another. In javascript, converting a datatype is a bit weird but exciting in how they behave in different conditions. One can do typecasting in two different ways: Explic...

Type Casting in JavaScript

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Chidera Paul Ugwuanyi

Chidera Paul Ugwuanyi

dera.hashnode.dev·Nov 05, 2020

Nov 05, 2020

Coercing primitives in javascript

Understanding Coercion There are seven data types in javascript namely: null, undefined,string,number,symbol, boolean and object. The first six are called primitives. The last one, Object is called non-primitive. Javascript is dynamically typed. Mea...

Coercing primitives in javascript

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Chidera Paul Ugwuanyi

Chidera Paul Ugwuanyi

dera.hashnode.dev·Nov 03, 2020

Nov 03, 2020

Coercion in Javascript

Have you ever been intrigued by the result of these javascript questions? that [] + [] = "" [] + {} = "[object Object]" {} + {} = NaN {} + [] = 0 [] + 5 = "5" Well, I was both intrigued and shocked. That is why I delved in to find out what's happe...

Coercion in Javascript

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