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🔴 Must Read 🧐 Before Using Loose Equality (==) for Comparison in JavaScript.

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In this guide, I look into how using loose equality (==) in JavaScript can be a bit tricky.

Even though it might seem handy, dealing with coercion and tricky values like falsy ones and NaN can sometimes give unexpected results. 🤔

👉 Choosing strict equality (===) is a better and more predictable way to handle your code.

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