Quite a beginner here. Thanks for your help.
As per my understanding, a "number" in JS is something like 8 bytes, but a char is more like 2 bytes. But this code returns true.
var x = "10";
if(x == 10){
return true;
}
So, is it just parsing a string into a number (and probably vice versa) for every comparison?
I am trying to understand how it works, under the hood.
