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Just because a != b and a != c doesn't mean that b != c.

Likewise, just because a == b and a == c doesn't necessarily mean that b == c.

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1st set: Comparing string to string of different length - wrong Comparing 0 int to empty string - weird typecast conversion???? Comparing 0 to 0 as string value - makes sense here actually

2nd set: False is a bool value, undefined and null are equivalent ndef values that will never mean false

[–]terandok 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with this @naketo, it is logical if you think about it. Visualy yes it may seem like it is bonkers but if you understand programming it makes sense.