Well I think that was 'designed' basically to cast any type to it's string representation. Also wanted to point that I used type coercion when is supposed to be

Well I think that was 'designed' basically to cast any type to it's string representation. Also wanted to point that I used type coercion when is supposed to be used, and never got a bug of that nature in my code, but yes, you must get the coercion rules right from the beginning, and yes, javascript code could live perfectly with this 'feature'.