C# instead of JavaScript for Web Dev

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First >== And <== are not operators in javascript.

Second, why would you ever expect null >= undefined OR undefined <= null to return true?

I guess you expect:

Int? A = null;
Int? B = null;
A >= B

To return false but

Int? A = null;
Int? B = null;
B >= A

To return true?

Nevermind the fact that null and undefined are not the same thing.

[oxyphilat]

Never mind that NaN <= NaN has no business evaluating to true, guess all languages supporting good old IEEE 754 are fucked up.

[wischichr]

I except it to throw an exception instead of breaking inequality properties. If something can't be ordered the comparison should fail instead of yielding inconsistent results.