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(employeeBonus>500) ? console.log("🥳") : console.log("🙂") // 🥳

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if (employeeBonus>500)
  { console.log("🥳") }
else
  { console.log("🙂") } // 🥳

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let monthProfitOrLoss = (profit > costs) ? "Profit" : "Loss"
console.log(`${monthProfitOrLoss} last month`) // Profit last month

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let views = 10000
`${views} views` === views + " views" // true
`${views} views` === "".concat(views).concat(" views") // true

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typeof window // "object"

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const primitiveString = `Hello world!` // primitive type string
const wrappedString = new String(`Hello world!`) // wrapper object

console.log(typeof primitiveString) // "string"
console.log(typeof wrappedString) // "object"

console.log(primitiveString == wrappedString)  // true
console.log(primitiveString === wrappedString) // false

const almostWrappedString = String(`Hello world!`) // wrapper called without new

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"".length === String("").length // true

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// "The following are confusing, dangerous, and wasteful. Avoid them." -MDN Docs
typeof new Boolean(false) === 'object'; // true
typeof new Number(37) === 'object'; // true 
typeof new String(`Hello World!`) === 'object'; // true

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const helloWorldObject = { hello: "world" }
console.log(typeof helloWorldObject) // 'object'
// use Array.isArray or Object.prototype.toString.call
// to differentiate regular objects from arrays
const fibonacciArray = [1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8]
console.log(typeof fibonacciArray) // 'object'
console.log(Array.isArray(helloWorldObject)) // false
console.log(Array.isArray(fibonacciArray)) // true

// There is another helper function, though it is a bit long:

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const mightBeNaN = NaN // NaN means "Not-a-Number"

// Anything compares false when compared to NaN:
console.log(37 === NaN) // false
console.log(mightBeNaN === NaN) // false

// NaN is the only value that does not equal itself:
console.log(mightBeNaN !== mightBeNaN) // true

// Creating an invalid Date results in the value NaN: