Because the
==
operator frequently causes undesirable coersion, is intransitive, CoffeeScript compiles ==
into ===
, and !=
into !==
. In addition, is
compiles into ===
, and isnt
into !==
.A good explanation of the difference between
==
and ===
in JavaScript is here.=> vs ->
=> is the "bound" function operator". When
this
/@
variable is used in a function, you need to think carefully about which context you want this variable to be bound to. When -> is used, this/@ will refer to whichever the current context is when the function is called; when => is used, this/@ always refers to the context when the function is defined.
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