Avoiding JavaScript Type Conversion Issues - How Type Coercion Works

In JavaScript, like generally in programming, you work with data - with values. And these values have different types. JavaScript requires certain types for certain operations and also freely converts between types. This can lead to unexpected behaviours - so here's how JavaScript type coercion works (and what it is).
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