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@inaba Python ? C ?
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@confusedGuy-sh C doesnt do it due to how it's made in terms of low-level. Python is typesafe. Java, Kotlin, and lots more however aren't as safe and happily make "1"+3 equal to "13"
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I really don't get all of those jokes. It's not magic, just some logical thinking. Instead of whining about how weird JS is, just read the docs, they explain a lot. And like @Proximyst said, it's not a unique behaviour
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@DawidCyron It's just a joke dude, no one's whining here or hating on JS . I too use JS regularly
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@confusedGuy-sh alright
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@DawidCyron It's just a meme about JS language. I would expect the same behavior from every high level language eg: '1' + 3 = 13 convert 3 to string and concatenate.
What only relying on JavaScript for HTML form input validation looks like
Found something true as 1 == 1
When you spend too much time doing JS...
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