Sven Willhauksvensblog.hashnode.dev·Sep 10, 2023Day 16 of learning JavaScript: truthy & falsyHello, today we will fix a problem in the Chrome extension. The stored leads aren't getting displayed when we refresh the page. So how we want the extension to work is: If the local storage is empty, nothing will happen. If the local storage contains...DiscussJavaScript
Callumpericles.hashnode.dev·Jul 24, 2023Being negative with PythonPython is a dynamically typed programming language. This means it assigns types to variables whilst the program is running, as opposed to getting its types enforced via the programmer and/or a compiler. Whilst Python has added type hints to allow pro...Discuss·29 readsPython 3
Ahmedahm4fut.hashnode.dev·Jan 27, 2023Truthy or Falsy values in JavascriptIntroduction: Truthy and falsy values are fundamental concepts in JavaScript. They determine whether an expression is true or false and are used in control structures and conditions. Understanding the difference between truthy and falsy values is cru...Discuss·67 readsJavaScript
Somtochukwu Nwosusomyn.hashnode.dev·Jan 18, 2023Javascript: Truthy And Falsy ValuesHey there! Welcome to the new year! I hope you smash your goals and every other thing you have set out to achieve. In this article, we will read about Truthiness and Falsiness in JavaScript. All values have an inherent truthiness and falsiness to the...Discuss·11 likes·76 readsJavaScript
Vikas Taliyanvikas360.hashnode.dev·Jan 9, 2023Truthy and Falsy value.To understand the truthy and falsy values in Javascript first, let's understand what is Null, Undefined and NAN- Undefined: let user; console.log(user); It means value does not exist in compiler or accessing value that is not defined. it's value for...Discuss·60 readsJavaScript
Eklemis Santo Nduneknotes.app·Aug 1, 2022Beyond Javascript's true and false: Truthy and FalsyWhen you code, and you have to write an if statement like lines below: if (x_value){ //some code here } what do you think is logically correct value of the x_value? Either true or false, right? In Javascript though, you'll see some condition where ...Discuss·102 readsJavaScript
