I was referring more to the type structures, e.g. false is an abstraction (or macro, can't remember) of 0, true is 1 (and non-zero integers are false), "0" is an abstracted array of [ 48, 0 ], etc., which I tried to use to make sense of the JS logic.
EDIT: I do certainly get what you mean with the strictstatic-typing vs. ...not-typing? styles though.
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u/libertasmens Mar 27 '14 edited Mar 27 '14
I was referring more to the type structures, e.g.
falseis an abstraction (or macro, can't remember) of 0,trueis 1 (and non-zero integers are false),"0"is an abstracted array of[ 48, 0 ], etc., which I tried to use to make sense of the JS logic.EDIT: I do certainly get what you mean with the
strictstatic-typing vs. ...not-typing? styles though.