It makes sense when you're dealing with real numbers, which I think is what he's getting at. It only falls apart when you try using the operator with other types.
Right, which is where I think the actual return value ought to be "undefined" or something. Or an error. But I'm clearly in the minority on my thoughts of the js type system.
But then again, you can avoid having to make intertype comparisons in the first place by following reasonable guidelines. As funny as this case is, I can't imagine how I'd run into it in practice.
But then again, you can avoid having to make intertype comparisons in the first place by following reasonable guidelines. As funny as this case is, I can't imagine how I'd run into it in practice.