That’s it. That’s the meme.

    • Telemachus93@slrpnk.net
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      Mh, ‘0’ is a nonempty string, so !‘0’ returns false. Then of course !(!‘0’) would return true. I’d absolutely expect this, Python does the same.

      And the second thing is just JavaScript’s type coercion shenanigans. In Python

      bool('0') # returns True because of nonempty string
      bool(int('0')) # returns False because 0 == False
      

      Knowing that JavaScript does a lot of implicit type conversions, stuff like that doesn’t strike me as very surprising.