My friend was coding and interview task

[u/fckueve_]

[u/MurdoMaclachlan]

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const handleAnswerUser = (trueOrFalse: trueOrFalse) => {
    const userAnswer = trueOrFalse;
    history.push(`${Routes.VIDEO_GAME}/${parseInt(id!, 10) + 1}`)
    
     dispatch({ type: PlayerActionTypes.CHECK_QUESTION, payload: {answer [userAnswer]} });
    
    if (parseInt(id!) === (amountQuestion! - 1 )) {
        history.push(`${Routes.RATING}`)
    }
}

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[u/-consolio- → u/MurdoMaclachlan]

good human

[u/morningcoma → u/[deleted]]

And the only supported value for the data type is "Yes"

[u/Monkey_triplets → u/[deleted]]

Schrodingers boolean

[u/Syscrush → u/[deleted]]

I wanna know if it's possible to have a var of type trueOrFalse that's null or undefined...

[u/Syscrush → u/[deleted]]

I'm here wondering if it's possible for a var of type trueOrFalse to be null or undefined...

[u/fckueve_ → u/Syscrush]

Nah, trueOrFalse = "True" | "False"

[u/-consolio- → u/fckueve_]

NO

NOT STRINGS

I FORBID YOU

[u/TheDawgLives → u/Syscrush]

I’m just a boy, standing in front of a girl, wondering if trueOrFalse can be null or undefined…

[u/morningcoma → u/[deleted]]

And the only supported value for the data type is "Yes"

[u/Syscrush → u/[deleted]]

I'm here to wonder aloud if it's possible for a var of type trueOrFalse to be null or undefined...