Dmitri Pavlutin • 8/18/2020

Is it Safe to Compare JavaScript Strings?

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This article delves into why seemingly identical JavaScript strings can fail equality checks, focusing on graphemes and combining characters in Unicode. It explains the concepts and provides rules for safer string comparison, including normalization techniques.

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