Typical JS
null > 0 //false
null == 0 //false
null >= 0 //true

Wtf?

Null? Rly?

I prefer when all those won't compile.

RIP sanity 😂😂😂😂

does anyone have a list of all these weird js things? would be nice

@calmyourtities There's many posts on here. Hopefully a search will find it!

@calmyourtities https://github.com/denysdovhan/...
There you go

I FOUND A LOGIC EXPLANATION
false || false --> true

@ac1235 joking?

@vincetrot that's that only way this might make sense

@ac1235 but false || false is false ;)

@ac1235 see https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Maybe it inverts the >= operator to <. And null < 0 is false. Inverting it again gives null >= 0 to be true. Just a guess, don't know any JS.

PHP is bad... Let's use JS for backend instead. *sigh*

@3picName a wonderful guess!

@devnulli How can the numerical value null gets converted into be larger and equal to zero but not larger or equal to 0

@devnulli

null == 0 // false

null > 0 // false

null >= 0 // true

Is logically impossible, that's the problem

@devnulli Well yes, it's physically possible else it wouldn't be happening. That doesn't mean that it doesn't violate the universally accepted definition of "greater than or equal to". It's extremely bad language design because it's unpredictable and inconsistent

@devnulli I know. That makes it even worse because the equality operator might aswell coerce null into a number