3 ms·Could "use strict;" have silently changed all occurrences of "==" to "==="?by jancsika 3y agoCould "use strict;" have silently changed all occurrences of "==" to "==="?Drakim 3y agoThat might introduce silent bugs, a much more reasonable way would be for "use strict"; to throw an error when == is used.yuchi 3y agoBy definition, no. Use strict was a subset of JS.jancsika 3y agoAh, I see. So they could have at least excluded "==".