JS has a very "unique" opinion that that is how that should be interpreted. Given the same input as above: Python says True. Ruby says true. JS says false.

JS has a very "unique" opinion that that is how that should be interpreted. Given the same input as above: Python says True. Ruby says true. JS says false. And otherwise, JS is quite lenient with not interpreting the input like you describe it when using "==": > [] == 0 < true > [] == false < true