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JS devs are like yep, that's clearly concatenation of 2 strings.
But for some reason 456 + 123 = Null.
Wat
Mathematicians too
Gardeners too
I came to complain about JS and see that I was beat to the punch
I mean everyone looking at that equation should think that
Compared to a type safe language where it would be an equation rather then concatenation.
Only when the first statement is a string already would that result in a string concat.
They are implied to both being strings. As such the first one already is a string. Neither is marked as such in a standard way though.
Came here for JavaScript mention, was not disappointed.