Excellent analysis Osumgba.
//truthy values const aT = [true, {}, [], 25, 12n, "true", "false", new Date(), Infinity, Boolean(true), new Boolean(false), n => n ]; //falsy values const aF = [false, null, undefined, NaN, 0, -0, 0n, "", Boolean(false)]; logForeachParam(v => !!v, aT); logForeachParam(v => !!v, aF);
gist.github.com/funfunction/42918a...
Nice example. Thanks for sharing.
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Excellent analysis Osumgba.
Here's an example showing what's truthy and what's falsy in JavaScript:
after running it:
logForeachParam Source Code:
gist.github.com/funfunction/42918a...
Nice example. Thanks for sharing.