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Besides undefined JavaScript knows another value for "no value": null. You can assign the value null to a variable and test for null with strict equality:
let foo = null;
if (foo === null) {
  foo = 1;
}
It is a mistake that JavaScript has two values for "no value". One should always treat undefined and null equally.

Exercise

Write a function cutComment that takes one line of JavaScript and returns a possible line comment trimmed. If the line contains no line comment, null should be returned. For simplicity, we assume that the code does not contain the comment characters within a string.

Example: cutCommt('let foo; // bar') should return 'bar'.
function cutComment(str) {
  let startOfComment = str.indexOf('//');
  if (startOfComment === -1) {
    return null;
  }
  let comment = str.substr(startOfComment + 2);
  return comment.trim();
}

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