Can “x !== x” Return True in JavaScript？
Can “x !== x” return true？ What should be the value of “x” to output “hello PriestCodex”? const x = ? // Please fill in the value of "x? if (x !== x) { console.log('hello PriestCodex') } It’s amazing. Is there any value that is not equal to itself? H...
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