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So JShell (Java's REPL) does 1 + "1" and gets "11", while Node.js does the same thing and... also gets "11". The family resemblance is uncanny.
Turns out when you mix numbers and strings with the + operator, both languages just shrug and go "guess we're doing string concatenation now." Java converts that integer to a string faster than a junior dev can say "type coercion."
The real joke? After decades of Java devs dunking on JavaScript for its weird type coercion, they're doing the exact same thing. At least JavaScript has the excuse of being designed in 10 days. What's Java's excuse? 🤔
