Did you know this fun fact about JavaScript? 🤯 Yes… Not a Number is not equal to Not a Number. JavaScript: where logic goes on vacation. ☕ #JavaScript #WTFJS #CodingHumor

🤯 WTFJS — JavaScript's Quirks, Features, and Headaches WTFJS is a hilarious yet insightful collection of JavaScript oddities that’ll make you laugh, cry, and double-check your code. 🔗 wtfjs.com #JavaScript #WTFJS #WebDev #CodingHumor #FrontendFun

🧃 JavaScript Juice #2 NaN === NaN // false NaN is the only value in JavaScript that’s not equal to itself. 🤯 Use Number.isNaN() to check it safely. JS be like: "I don't even know me." #JavaScriptJuice #JavaScript #WTFjs #100DaysOfCode

JavaScript is pure chaos: [] + [] = "" [] == ![] → true typeof NaN === 'number' null instanceof Object → false Math.max() < Math.min() → true And somehow… we still ship products with it. #JavaScript #WTFJS #WebDev #CodeLife

JavaScript lets you write 10 + "5" and get "105", but 10 - "5" gives 5. Because math takes a coffee break when strings show up. ☕😄 #JavaScript #DevHumor #WTFjs

JavaScript date handling is why developers drink. jsdate.wtf (Thanks, Brodie Robertson, I guess.) #JS #DeveloperLife #WTFJS #TechHumor

0 == false // true 0 === false // false Me: Bro... make it make sense. JS: "I convert when I feel like it, strict when I don’t. Mood swings, you know?" 😵‍💫 #JavaScript #WTFjs #DevLife

This code doesn’t block hackers. It blocks everyone equally. Evil. Genius. Fired. #DevHumor #LoginLogic #CyberSecurity #WTFjs #CodeHell #TechTwitter #WebDev #SoftwareEngineering #CleanCode

wtfjs by @denysdovhan Learn the quirks of JavaScript with WTFJS, a collection of funny and tricky examples to help you master the language! #JavaScript #WTFJS #LearningToCode

Me: “NaN means Not a Number, right?” JavaScript: “Yup.” Me: “So... typeof NaN?” JavaScript: “number 😎” Me: “WHAT—” JavaScript: “Shhh, don’t think. Just vibe.” #JavaScript #NaN #typeofNaN #CodingHumor #WTFjs #DevBrainRot #WebDev #LooseTypingGang #WhyAreWeLikeThis #TechTwitter

JavaScript: [] + [] // "" [] + {} // "[object Object]" {} + [] // 0 Me: I'm not okay. #JavaScript #WTFJS #DevHumor

JavaScript is the only language where: [] + [] // "" [] + {} // "[object Object]" {} + [] // 0 {} + {} // NaN And we still say: “It’s not a bug, it’s a feature. 😂😂😂 #JavaScript #WTFjs

@MicrosoftHelps #OneNote download page is throwing so many #JS errors I thought I was being #DDoS’d by the 2010s. Even the console gave up halfway. Should I file a ticket or light a candle? @Microsoft @msonenote #JavaScript #WebDev #WTFJS #OneNoteOrNoneNote #OneNoteChallenge

JavaScript is the only language where: [] + [] = "" [] + {} = "[object Object]" {} + [] = 0 Confused? Welcome to the circus. #JavaScript #WTFJS #100DaysOfCode

En #JavaScript, el operador == te dice que "0" == false es true. 🚩 Yo te digo que eso es una red flag con patas. 🧠 Mañana sale post nuevo explicando por qué. #WTFJS

Boss: "Does the app work?" Me: "Of course!" 😎 JavaScript in production: NaN is not a function 😭 #JavaScript #DevLife #SoftwareEngineering #CodingHumor #WTFJS 🤡💻

JavaScript: the language where "==" and "===" are not the same, but "!==" and "!==" are. #WTFJS

Here's a refined version of the tweet for a beginner aiming to grow on Twitter: 🚀 JavaScript Quirk: Did you know? [] + [] in JavaScript returns an empty string! 🤯 #JavaScript #CodeNewbie #WTFJS #100DaysOfCode #LearnToCode #WebDev

Here is a fun #WTFJS....

JavaScript: The language where == means "equal to" unless it doesn't, "not equal to" unless it does, and "equal to" or "not equal to" depending on the moon's alignment with Jupiter. #WTFJS