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by Arnavion
3566 days ago
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>cause === and == do the exact same comparison in Javascript I also don't bother remembering how == works. I use === everywhere. The reason is the same - lower cognitive overhead. >all browsers are exact replicates when implementing html, css and javascript The browsers I care about all parse XML correctly. >I'm glad you found a solution, but it doesn't mean we shouldn't look at the fine details of a specification. I'm only talking about myself, yes. I only make websites for my personal projects. I'm certainly not a web dev by profession or even by hobby. |
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