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I noticed that you had to use !== instead of != because the comparison operators in JavaScript are awful :D
by phaedryx 5y ago
I noticed that you had to use !== instead of != because the comparison operators in JavaScript are awful :D
- TimTheTinker 5y agoTouché :) Though I'd still argue that the presence of both `==`/`!=` and `===`/`!==` is somewhat more indicative of flexibility than awfulness.