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@irene Alright, lets call it runtime/interpreted then. However, I do believe browsers uses JIT to compile js to bytecode, but don't quote me on that.
also: nice snarky response good sir -
@norman70688 Technically not, it gets its value from a list of strings which should've been a list of numbers.
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@irene Why yes, if you use strict equality (===)
Fuck me, I must be trippin' some js balls. I have a number const which gets yanked out from a number[] and then compared in a find method. Trouble is, the const is somehow turned into a string at compile time.
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