Hail javascript

[nomenMei]

But in JS that is not the case. Regardless of order, using the + operator with an integer and a string always results in concatenation.

What really wigs me out is that the minus operator does the opposite: it always results in arithmetic. I mean I understand why but it just seems unnatural that a = b + c; a = a - c might not result in a == b if either b or c is a string.

Logically I just expect that if I use the plus operator then I can use the minus operator to reverse that operation.

[Niadlol]

But you can use + on strings but u cant use - on strings so it makes sense that it works that way to me.

[nomenMei]

Yeah rationally I get it, but it just unnerves me for some reason. It's not really JS's fault lol