From: Brendan Eich [bren...@mozilla.com] > You still value the > > ```js > (x == y && typeof x == y) <=> x === y > ``` > > invariant, right? That's the motivation for decimal, int64, etc. having their > constructor-named "decimal", "int64", etc., typeof-result strings.
You have brought up this invariant in many threads. Could you explain its importance and value? My feeling is that nobody uses `==`, so a relation tying together `==`, `typeof`, and `===` doesn't really impact anything people use. Put another way: why do you feel this is an important base invariant of the language, to be preserved, rather than just an equality that happens to fall out of what we have in the language now? _______________________________________________ es-discuss mailing list es-discuss@mozilla.org https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es-discuss
