Why is this expression evaluated to "a" in JS? – stackoverflow.com

Why is this expression evaluated to "a" in JS? – stackoverflow.com

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I got hold of some obfuscated JS code. I tried to understand it, and doing this, I typed pieces of it in the console. I can't understand why > ((!!+[]+"")[+!![]]) < "a" Why is ...

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