Is the third = necessary when comparing object types?
Give me one good reason why I shouldn't stop using the third equals.

    typeof x === "object"
    typeof x == "object" // does the same thing 100% of the time and uses one less character

Is the third = necessary when comparing object types?
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Give me one good reason why I shouldn't stop using the third equals.

    typeof x === "object"
    typeof x == "object" // does the same thing 100% of the time and uses one less character
