Javascript TRUE and "true" why someone uses string instead of boolean?
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I see in some javascript codes that people write something like this:

    var myVar == "true";
    
    //...

    if(myVar == "true") {
         //...
    }else{
         //...
    }

Why people don't use TRUE or FALSE? As far as I know boolean type is obvious for browsers.

Or is just a poor code ... and try to never write in this way.