In JavaScript, every value has a boolean equivalent. This means it can either be evaluated as true (truthy value) or false (falsy value) when used in a boolean context.  But what is a boolean context? It's a situation where a boolean value is expected. Examples include if statements, logical

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Learn about the six falsy values in JavaScript, how to check if a value is falsy, and best practices when working with falsy values.

What are Falsy Values in JavaScript? Explained with Examples

How to Check if a Value is Falsy in JavaScript

Truthy Values that May Appear as Falsy Values

Best Practices When Checking Boolean Equivalent