devRant !== 9GAG

Error: illegal start of expression

still true tho!

@filthyranter Yes but this was all I could think about! 😅

Not equivalent or what?

@-noob it's strict equality in JavaScript. === Means type and content, and == means content only.

4 != '5'
5 == '5'
'5' === '5'
5 !== '5'

@DucksCanCode🤔 not sure if this language is awesome or that special place in hell people keep telling me to visit.

@orto Honestly, I think it's just stuck around from the ye olde days when JavaScript had issues with type and value comparisons or something. Don't quote me though, I think I heard that on here, and that was the first and last time I thought about it.