I Thought JavaScript’s sort() Followed the Number Line. I was wrong.

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May 31, 2026 #java

Today I ran into something that made me question my understanding of JavaScript for a few minutes.

I Thought JavaScript’s sort() Followed the Number Line. I was wrong. Today I ran into something that made me question my understanding of JavaScript for a few minutes.Continue reading on Medium » Read More JavaScript on Medium

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I Thought JavaScript’s sort() Followed the Number Line. I was wrong.

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