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Use triple equals comparison with typeof operator. #8009
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It is common practice for typeof operator to be used with '==='.
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It is common practice for typeof operator to be used with '==='. Closes #8009
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It is common practice for typeof operator to be used with '==='. Closes angular#8009
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Request Type: bug
How to reproduce: It is just common practice. I guess it is a typo.
Component(s): misc core
Impact: small
Complexity: small
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It is common practice for typeof operator to be used with '==='.
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