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it's because of type conversion - null has the same value as 0 (as in `(+ null)`), so it is a number
by alunny 17y ago
it's because of type conversion - null has the same value as 0 (as in `(+ null)`), so it is a number
- jetako 17y agoYea, what a weird mental block, not realizing null is equivalent to 0, even in math statements. I guess it's because null is not the same as 0 when converted to a String.