It sounds like there are differing opinions. Some folks want all booleans to be initialized to false, just in case someone uses a pattern like:
if (someBoolean === false) I would rather find where I've written that pattern so I can manually change it to: if (!someBoolean) since there is no semantic difference in AS. And then I can avoid the expense of initializing boolean variables. We don't have to agree. We can teach the compiler to do both. -Alex On 6/7/17, 5:23 PM, "Justin Mclean" <jus...@classsoftware.com> wrote: >Hi, > >> Booleans should definitely default to false and Numbers to NaN, if >>they aren't explicitly initialized with a value > >Anyone have a differing option? > >Thanks, >Justin
