1 point
Did they get ‘truthy’ from The Colbert Report?
6 points
Truthy/falsey refers to how types are converted to booleans.
So an empty string is falsey. It’s not false, but when compared as a Boolean it converts to false.
A 0 is falsey, any other number is truthy.
3 points
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One pet peeve of mine is testing libraries having toBeTruthy/toBeFalsy matchers, but not toBeTrue and toBeFalse. I get that the latter are no shorter than toBe(true), but if the former are listed in the docs, then people who don’t know the terminology will use those - I’ve seen (past) coworkers do that.
1 point
Finally we have the Iterator Helper Methods!
