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by Izkata
66 days ago
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HTML attributes are all strings, so javascript's type coercion in general was this (doesn't just apply to ==) - a way to avoid having to do explicit conversions and make values act semantically equal without having to think about types. A strict ban has always felt to me like we're leaving behind useful functionality. |
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