DSA_75/typeCoercion.js at main · sameerkali/DSA_75 · GitHub

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// console.log(2 == "2");  // true, because "2" is coerced to number 2
// console.log(2 === "2"); // false, because the types are different


// console.log("4" - 2);    // 2, "4" is coerced to number 4
// console.log("4" + 2);    // "42", the + operator treats one operand as a string and performs concatenation
// console.log(true + 1);   // 2, true is coerced to 1
// console.log(false - 1);  // -1, false is coerced to 0


// if (0) {
//     console.log("This won't print because 0 is falsy");
//   }

//   if ("") {
//     console.log("This won't print because empty string is falsy");
//   }

//   // Falsy values include: 0, "", null, undefined, NaN, and false.


//   console.log(null == undefined);  // true
// console.log(null === undefined); // false


// console.log(Number("123"));      // ?
// console.log(String(123));        // ?
// console.log(Boolean(0));         // ?
// console.log(Boolean("hello"));   // ?


// console.log([] + []);        // ?
// console.log({} + []);        // ?
// console.log([] + {});        // ?


// console.log("5" * "2");  // 10 because both strings are coerced to numbers
// console.log(Number("5") * Number("2"));  // 10