Just curious to find out what the motivation for converting both values of
an == operation to integers if one is an integer or a boolean.
This situation allows for:
if ("true"){} // to evaluate to true
if("true" == true){} // to evaluate to false as it's really checking if(
NaN == 1){}
Does anyone know the exact reason the choice was made not to convert to
boolean any value compared against a boolean in with the == operator?
Regards,
Raymond J. Plante
StackOverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/users/722263/ray
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/raymondjplante
Blog: http://www.kineticklink.com
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