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The site is called "JavaScript Is Weird", not "Weird Javascript", even if they tell you that the examples aren't common they're still saying that this weirdness is unique to JS. Which definitely isn't true in the case of basic floating point precision problems



> The site is called "JavaScript Is Weird", not "Weird Javascript"

am i being punkd?


The former is a general statement about Javascript itself as a whole while the latter is describing a set of examples.




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