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Avoid `null` in JavaScript
Use undefined instead.
Why?
`null` bypasses default function value checkers AND it& #39;s typeof is an & #39;object& #39;.
This leads to weird stuff.
& #39;undefined& #39; will respect default values set and won& #39;t validate and an & #39;object& #39;
Use undefined instead.
Why?
`null` bypasses default function value checkers AND it& #39;s typeof is an & #39;object& #39;.
This leads to weird stuff.
& #39;undefined& #39; will respect default values set and won& #39;t validate and an & #39;object& #39;
I prefer how `return null` reads in code but the edge cases....
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