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Operators
Prefer strict equality === and inequality !== to avoid type coercion surprises. Use the nullish coalescing operator ?? to supply defaults only when a value is null or undefined, unlike || which treats 0, '', and false as falsy.
console.log(5 == '5'); // true (coercion)
console.log(5 === '5'); // false
console.log(10 ?? 0); // nullish coalescing
console.log(false || 'fallback'); // logical OR
Frequently Asked Questions
JavaScript is used to build interactive websites, single-page applications, and servers with Node.js. It controls the DOM, handles events, and communicates with APIs.
Basic HTML and CSS knowledge helps, especially for DOM manipulation, but you can start learning JavaScript directly and pick up HTML/CSS basics along the way.
With regular practice, basics can be learned in 2–4 weeks. Mastery of ES6+, asynchronous programming, and frameworks typically takes a few months of consistent learning.
A modern browser (Chrome/Firefox) and a code editor (VS Code). Optionally, Node.js for running JavaScript outside the browser and using npm packages.
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