TorchyWhat the fuck js???
chjara@torchy >= forces coercion to number, null coerces to 0
@chjara explain like i'm not a programmer.
@torchy when you do "null == 0", it recognizes they're different types (== type checking rules are complicated but in this case yeah) so it's false
when you do "null > 0" or "null >= 0", then both arguments are turned into numbers
in this case, "null" becomes "0"
so "!(0 > 0)" but "0 >= 0"
when you do "null > 0" or "null >= 0", then both arguments are turned into numbers
in this case, "null" becomes "0"
so "!(0 > 0)" but "0 >= 0"
Eepy Lunya cuddly edition 
Punished Bernadetta 
@torchy this is why typescript was created
Frost「
｜霜の狼｜人面獣心」@torchy Well, it's not less than zero...
princess pancake 
@torchy 
You can force coercion to a number using
null == 0: null can only be compared to undefined, so false null > 0: null gets coerced to a number, 0null >= 0 null gets coerced to the number 0 again, 0 >= is trueYou can force coercion to a number using
+null with the first one, so +null == 0 is true
:labrys-xf-p: HighPriestessTerra :labrys-xf-b: 
@torchy javascript moment
ax3l