Why is null considered an object in JavaScript?
if ( object == null )
Do something
the same as
if ( !object )
Do something
Also, can someone put some of their views on the difference between null and undefined?
Why is null considered an object in JavaScript?
if ( object == null )
Do something
the same as
if ( !object )
Do something
Also, can someone put some of their views on the difference between null and undefined?