Preventing the browser from reading the YouTube code until the image was clicked

[asasass]

I didn’t know there were other values that mean true also. Thanks.

[Paul_Wilkins]

@asasass

I didn’t know there were other values that mean true also. Thanks.

They don’t mean true. Instead, values are understood as being truthy or falsy.
Truthy and falsy values are different from true and false. It’s a large and complex topic.

[asasass]

oh, ok.

[Paul_Wilkins]

Here’s a chart to help demonstrate why truthy is a large and complex topic. Each of the green things are when one thing us considered to be equal to another thing.

Mostly it’s when using == when such complications occur, which is why we don’t use ==
We use === instead.

[TechnoBear]

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Removing setInterval

I would like to open this up and see if anyone is able to figure this out. How would I remove setInterval from this code and for it to still work properly. I was told it’s not needed in the code, but I can’t figure out how to remove it and for the code to work the same as it did before. Also, with the setInterval Code: None of the YouTube stuff is cached in the browser until it is clicked. It would need to work the same way as that too. This is something I cannot figure out how to do. Cod…