Truthy and falsy - Result of value type(string) is wrong

[brunokratka]

On topic 'Truthy and falsy' chapter 1, both editions;

The description of value type(string) which you can see on example:

The result is false if the string is empty (length is 0); otherwise, the result is true (length > 1).

Can be verify on output as true when val.length is 1. Using the same function example, below the table of truthy and falsy, we can see:

function testTruthy(val){
    return val ? console.log('truthy') : console.log('falsy');
}

testTruthy('a');  //true

[loiane]

Thanks Bruno! Will review it and get back to you.

[xgqfrms-GitHub]

just using ES6!

const testTruthy = (str = ``) => (str !== `` ? console.log(`truthy = ${str}`) : console.log(`falsy = ${str}`));

testTruthy(`abc`);
// truthy
testTruthy(``);
// falsy
testTruthy();
// falsy

[loiane]

Errata submitted for both editions. Exampled added and text will be corrected in next ed.