Your preferred style(s) for checking for nullish in JavaScript:
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@wallhackio i've never done very much javascript so the idea of "nullish" is funny to me. this variable is kind of null. there's something defined but it's not a very good definition so it's still practically null
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@sudo_EatPant the reason we say nullish is because the language has two "null-like" values (undefined and null) where most languages only have one. So we say "nullish" to refer to either of these two values
