Help with Null and Udefined

The result your are seeing is correct. There is no value defined for myVar so it is undefined. Did Jim put undefined in quotes in the video?

Then the outcome would be false because because myVar does not equal the String or word 'Undefined'. It is just the undefined value (or missing value) of the variable myVar.

I ran into this error last night myself. The missing piece is in the first console.log

=== "undefined"

var myVar;

undefined = true; 

console.log(typeof myVar === "undefined"); 
console.log(myVar === undefined);

here is the video where he does it: http://teamtreehouse.com/library/javascript-foundations/variables/null-and-undefined

Sanders if the keyword undefined is = to true then myVar being undefined is not equal to to it right? isn't this what Jim is saying in the video?

Eric if i copy your code or if i copy Jim's code the both return true unlike Jims? can it be that we can no longer define the keyword undefined? even Jim says that its stupid that we can define it...?

thanks for your help

I'm on the lesson right now and I have the exact same issue. It's not returning false. Jim missed something.