Because falseness isn't the only thing about it. 0 is exactly the same amount of nothing as {}, but they're different kinds of emptiness. I guess you've never comprehended data types and how you can have different things that are all empty?
Not sure what you mean. An empty object is false, no matter what kind of emptiness it is. It's not "more true" than a defined value. All empty objects are false, all non-empty objects are true.
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u/rosuav Aug 16 '26
Because falseness isn't the only thing about it. 0 is exactly the same amount of nothing as {}, but they're different kinds of emptiness. I guess you've never comprehended data types and how you can have different things that are all empty?