Code Inspection: Equality operator may cause type coercion
Reports a usage of an equality operator that may cause unexpected type coercions. Suggests replacing == and != with type-safe equality operators === and !==.
Depending on the option selected, one of the following cases will be reported:
All usages of
==and!=operators.All usages except comparison with null. Some code styles allow using
x == nullas a replacement forx === null || x === undefined.Only suspicious expressions, such as:
==or!=comparisons with0,'',null,true,false, orundefined.
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Last modified: 16 July 2021