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In JS, the + operator is used in strings _and_ numbers. So when a string is about, it'll take presidence. But why doesn't JS use the CharCode when a numeric op, like
'a' ^ 32should equal 'A' (or 65)… Seems like a thing we'd want, right?
'a' ^ 32 should equal 'A' (or 65)…
Seems like a thing we'd want, right?