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Avoid `null` in JavaScript
Use undefined instead.
Why?
`null` bypasses default function value checkers AND it's typeof is an 'object'.
This leads to weird stuff.
'undefined' will respect default values set and won't validate and an 'object'
Use undefined instead.
Why?
`null` bypasses default function value checkers AND it's typeof is an 'object'.
This leads to weird stuff.
'undefined' will respect default values set and won't validate and an 'object'
I prefer how `return null` reads in code but the edge cases....
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