Summary
Compare with === and !==, never == and !=, which convert types first. In a condition, false, 0, an empty string, null, undefined and NaN count as false, and everything else as true. A cheat sheet of C# and its JavaScript equivalents.
Updated
- Category
- JavaScript
- Level
- Apprentice
- Tags
- Falsy, JavaScript, null (javascript), Strict Equality (===), Truthy