I'm Ujjal Bhaskar. I write about the parts of JavaScript, Angular, and React that documentation glosses over, and I build things I actually ship.
In JavaScript, why do both 'null > 0' and 'null == 0' evaluate to false, while 'null >= 0' evaluates to true?
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