This is also served to declare default values in functions.
Seemingly, the solution is:
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if (myvar == undefined)
Alas,
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But I'd like to ask fellow posters here if it's really the right solutions.
I have to check for several possible values of a variable and I currently do it like so:
(SHIP_TYPE == "M" || SHIP_TYPE == "S" || SHIP_TYPE == "X")
But this seems overly manual to me. I'm imagining something like the SQL "IN" function:
SHIP_TYPE IN ('M','S','X')
Does such a thing exist in JavaScript, or do I need to write my own function?
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