Michelle Barker • 11/8/2023

Handling Null, Undefined and Zero Values in JavaScript

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This JavaScript tutorial discusses common pitfalls when checking for null, undefined, and zero values. It explains why using `!!value` or the `||` operator can incorrectly filter out zero, and demonstrates better approaches like type checking and using the nullish coalescing operator (`??`) to provide accurate default values.

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