How should I understand these?
null>0
> false
null==0
> false
null>=0
> true
How should I understand these? null>0 > false null==0 > false null>=0 > true
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How should I understand these?
null>0
> false
null==0
> false
null>=0
> true
The relational operators (
>=and<=), perform type coercion (ToPrimitive), with a hint type ofNumber, all the relational operators present have this behavior.You can see the inner details of this process in the The Abstract Relational Comparison Algorithm.
On the other hand, the Equals operator (
==), if an operand isnullit only returnstrueif the other is eithernullorundefined, no numeric type coercion is made.Check the inner details of this process in the The Abstract Relational Comparison Algorithm.
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