Consider the following code snippet:
document.getElementById("value").textContent = ![]<h1 id="value"></h1>Why is [] not falsy in JavaScript? You would think that [] would be falsy and !falsy would be true. Why is this not the case?
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Consider the following code snippet:
document.getElementById("value").textContent = ![]<h1 id="value"></h1>Why is [] not falsy in JavaScript? You would think that [] would be falsy and !falsy would be true. Why is this not the case?