
Abinav Seelan takes a deep dive to unearth why exactly this happens in JavaScript:
null > 0; // false
null == 0; // false
null >= 0; // true
How can a value not be greater than
0, not be equal to0, but be greater than and equal to0?
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null >= 0`
Abinav Seelan takes a deep dive to unearth why exactly this happens in JavaScript:
null > 0; // false
null == 0; // false
null >= 0; // true
How can a value not be greater than
0, not be equal to0, but be greater than and equal to0?