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fspringhorn_78029031

Proper JS?
May 17, 2013 08:31AM

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As mentioned in another post, I have been playing around with Netbeans IDE.
I noticed the editor complaining about my use of "==" and "!=" and after some searching it seems that you should use "===" and "!==".

Here are some interesting links on this issue:
Stackoverflow - "==" vs "==="
and
Best practice - "==" vs "==="

According to this last site the triple equals is considered best practice and they recommend beginners to adhere to this practice...

Any comments on this?

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Mac

Re: Proper JS?
May 17, 2013 09:21AM

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Really advanced stuff..... if the feeling out there (and Netbeans) recommend then use it... I am not aware of this. Will have to look into it before I can judge.

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Barry-77930797

Re: Proper JS?
May 17, 2013 07:33PM

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I haven't looked it up, but other JS tutorials recommend it so I think it would be a good practice to do it the triple '='s method smiling smiley