Oh Javascript: 3 <= "3" returns true.
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@michael_nielsen I think you can use the <== operator instead.
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@michael_nielsen No. Sorry. My computer is turned off. -
@PedroPereiraHrs Oh, I see. I'm pretty sure that doesn't work then. Also, "2" < 3 evaluates to true, while "3" < 2 is false. :-( - 1 more reply
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@michael_nielsen Well, now I checked: === exists, and so does !==. But not <==. JavaScript is weird.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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