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In JavaScript, which of the following values is not a Boolean false?

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4 years ago | [YT] | 101

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4 years ago | 1

@thedevcristian

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4 years ago | 6  

@hiro6164

You thought it was false, but it was me, string!!

4 years ago | 8  

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4 years ago | 3  

@sunguru981

You know I was soo noob, that I used to do Boolean(“false”) coz whatever we store on localStorage is turned to a string, only then I can to realize, that it always returns true no matter what. Then I switched to string logical expressions to convert them as boolean Like “true” === “true” would be converted as true and vice versa. So yeah TLDR: 4 th option lol

4 years ago | 2  

@osamagamal495

The last. It's a string not literally a false value.

4 years ago | 1  

@aatifkhan96

Anything you put inside the "string" is true ! Even if it's "false"

4 years ago | 4  

@farhanaditya2647

Damn. I didn't see the quotation marks around false.

4 years ago | 1  

@mariosanz.

Boolean("false") because it's a non-empty string

4 years ago | 1