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by alistairjcbrown
4444 days ago
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> I guess we’ve messed with the prototype too much, and JavaScript isn’t really convinced it’s still a proper number anymore. You're comparing a literal number with an object, which are not the same type. 2 === new Number(2)
// => false
2 == new Number(2)
// => true
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