There was a bug identified in the BlackJack.js file, flagged with an 'E' grade. The issue was a mistaken usage of the strict equality operator ("==="), where it was advised to use the loose equality operator ("==") instead. The message pointed out that the strict check would perpetually return false, suggesting that the intent might have been to use the loose comparison instead.
There was a bug identified in the BlackJack.js file, flagged with an 'E' grade. The issue was a mistaken usage of the strict equality operator ("==="), where it was advised to use the loose equality operator ("==") instead. The message pointed out that the strict check would perpetually return false, suggesting that the intent might have been to use the loose comparison instead.