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I think the reason people object to this behavior, even when they do understand it is that it makes the obvious default (==) dangerous. It's especially dangerou
by Zak 15y ago
I think the reason people object to this behavior, even when they do understand it is that it makes the obvious default (==) dangerous. It's especially dangerous in the hands of the sort of non-experts for whom it's intended to make life easier.
- wvenable 15y ago== really isn't that dangerous unless you use it dangerously. Comparing non-numeric strings to numbers is already odd.