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This is a small and useful snippet that makes it very clear on when to use ?? and when to use ||
<pre><code class="lang-javascript">// Let's see what || considers "falsy":
0 || "default" // returns "default"
"" || "default" // returns "default"
false || "default" // returns "default"
null || "default" // returns "default"
undefined || "default" // returns "default"

// Now compare with ??:
0 ?? "default" // returns 0 ✨
"" ?? "default" // returns "" ✨
false ?? "default" // returns false ✨
null ?? "default" // returns "default"
undefined ?? "default" // returns "default"
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Found this great article → [https://www.trevorlasn.com/blog/javascript-logical-operators](https://www.trevorlasn.com/blog/javascript-logical-operators)

This is a small and useful snippet that makes it very clear on when to use ?? and when to use ||

```javascript
// Let's see what || considers "falsy":
0 || "default"         // returns "default"
"" || "default"        // returns "default"
false || "default"     // returns "default"
null || "default"      // returns "default"
undefined || "default" // returns "default"

// Now compare with ??:
0 ?? "default"         // returns 0 ✨
"" ?? "default"        // returns "" ✨
false ?? "default"     // returns false ✨
null ?? "default"      // returns "default"
undefined ?? "default" // returns "default"
```

Javascript ?? vs ||