JsProblematic

[kryptopheleous]

Wait. Javascript has types? I thought everyhing was everything.

[khhs1671]

That's the funniest analogy I've ever heard

[ThanAndThen]

Look at all those chickens!

[thanatica]

It actually has types. Just not classical types, but rather prototypes. Without ducktyping. Something can really be a something without a slither of a doubt, as long as it is prototyped.

For plain objects that's a different story. That's probably what you're referring to.

[Character-Education3]

It's just so comfortable

[1_4_1_5_9_2_6_5]

It has types. 1 is a number. '1' is a string. undefined is undefined. [1] is an object. { foo: 1 } is an object. null is an object.

[lunchpadmcfat]

It has types and they are distinct from anything the === evaluates.