another one that thinks js is weird and doesn't even bother to learn BASIC programming rules. how do you imagine incrementing to a boolean? how would that work? learn about floating point maths, seems like your knowledge is lacking, then write an article
Plenty of people learn by writing. And putting these articles out can help with that. Sure maybe there should be some kind of disclaimer about still being new, but I don't think it's appropriate to gate people off based on knowledge, as writing and blogging about these often abstract processes in plain speak is an important step in the process of learning for some.
another one that thinks js is weird and doesn't even bother to learn BASIC programming rules. how do you imagine incrementing to a boolean? how would that work? learn about floating point maths, seems like your knowledge is lacking, then write an article
Plenty of people learn by writing. And putting these articles out can help with that. Sure maybe there should be some kind of disclaimer about still being new, but I don't think it's appropriate to gate people off based on knowledge, as writing and blogging about these often abstract processes in plain speak is an important step in the process of learning for some.
this is plain misinformation, and beginner programmers could really think that javascript is bad because of those nonexistent issues
Incrementing to a boolean isn't a normal thing to do in the first place; but the exact result depends on Boolean implementation.
Otherwise, a lot of things depend on the parser, e.g. what browser are you using; if the standard isn't written.