Fair enough. You have probably heard arguments similar to mine hundreds of times, thanks again for answering. For what is worth, I never depend on the truthyne

Fair enough. You have probably heard arguments similar to mine hundreds of times, thanks again for answering. For what is worth, I never depend on the truthyness of falsyness of 0 and "", and always test for them explicitly, so it will not affect my code if in a distant future javascript starts treating them as truthy. Just, you know, in case you change your mind in the future. Good night!