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by MichaelGG
3994 days ago
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C#'s coalese only works on null. The problem is that JS will apparently see an empty string or 0, and consider that null. So if your function passes those values deliberately, the || trick breaks. So long you're OK with that, it seems like a clean solution. It's JavaScript. There's tons of dumb stuff a JS coder must learn. If he's confused by || then he's likely to be unable to work on any real JS. |
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