what about the third option? neither.
less is more when it comes to the web. it really is.
less is more when it comes to the web. it really is.
head explodes
For regular comparable x & y:
not (x > y) and not (y > x) --> x = y
So "neither is faster" means "they are equally fast", not "each one is slower than the other". const x = parseInt("CSS");
const y = parseInt("JS");
if ( (!(x > y) && !(y > x)) != (x == y) )
console.log('Sometimes "neither is faster" is not the same as "equally fast"');