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parse nonstring request-context header #521
parse nonstring request-context header #521
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Do you know if there's any functional or performance differences between
header.toString()
and'' + header
orString(header)
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3945202/whats-the-difference-between-stringvalue-vs-value-tostring
It seems
'' + header
andString(header)
are equivalent, and they attempt to calltoString
(andvalueOf
if that failed). For perf, it seems toString is slightly better, but using either of the other two would cover the scenario ofvalueOf
being properly defined instead oftoString
for a custom object.