ok then

Is this true?

omfg is this true?

Just tested in Node... yup

Should note a few things though.

1) "object" is a type, not an actual Object.
2) typeof Object is "function" (which makes sense)
3) NaN is certainly a number in terms of numeric operations (i.e. typeof (1 * NaN) = NaN)
4) NaN === NaN being false almost makes sense when you consider that NaN should not exist and only does to tell us that something that has been assumed to be a number is not actually a number.

https://destroyallsoftware.com/talk...

Wat!? 😁

var s="",x=0;while(x++<10)s+=parseInt(s);console.log(s+" Batman");

If you want one better. Put $++ in someone's code that's using jQuery. ;)

here's a talk about that https://destroyallsoftware.com/talk...

I sympathize all I could say is "ok then" and be glad I don't have to dev with that crap language 😅

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