Like these short and concise learning

Thank you Steve!

Really useful if you want to use non-falsey value as default and you want '' and 0 to be valid values.

Was waiting for this, I used to have confusion between ?. and ??, but now cleared. Thank you professor.

Thank you sensei.

Just amazing, thanks!

u da man

I'm confused about your usage of the terminology 'Nullish A s s i g n m e n t Operator'. I thought that.. "??" operator is the 'nullish coalescing operator' (the one you are talking about here) and "??=" operator is the so called 'nullish coalescing a s s i g n m e n t operator'. So to my understanding, the first one just r e t u r n s a value and the last one a s s i g n s a value to a variable, or am I missing something?

@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3

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OMG. That is a huge brain fart on my part. Yes this is the nullish coalescing operator that I am talking about here. It is not the nullish coalescing assignment operator which I had planned in another example. Thanks for pointing that out. I will be posting the other, which I had originally intended to post soon.

@solanx

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