Reputation: 11830
I am working on React-native and for some reason I think my programme is running body of if-statement even when conditions aren't fulfilled
So this is what I have
if (!this.props.exhangeSort && !this.props.exchangeError) {
console.log(this.props.exchangeSort) //Line 72
console.log(this.props.exchangeError) //Line 73
Here I am using &&
and so I am expecting it to run when both this.props.exhangeSort
and this.props.exchangeError
are false
But when I check my console.log
after it throws an error
I am seeing the response from line 72 to be True and from Line 73 to false
Question: Since response from Line 72 is True, Shouldn't it not run/log/go through the body of if-statement
?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 171
Reputation: 46
I would recommend taking a look at the conditions in line 71 again. There might be a typo in !this.props.exhangeSort when you probably meant !this.props.exchangeSort. If the property doesn't exist javascript might be returning an undefined which is javascript false-y.
Upvotes: 3