Why is it good practice to use if (myBoolean === true) in JavaScript?
<p>As a follow-up to this question: <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13250176/is-there-ever-a-reason-to-write-if-myboolean-true-in-a-javascript-conditi">Is there ever a reason to write &quot;if (myBoolean == true)&quot; in a JavaScript conditional?</a> -</p>

<p>Why is it good practice to use if (myBoolean === true) in JavaScript? As a relatively inexperienced JavaScript user, I'm trying to work out in what specific, real-world scenarios you'd end up with a value that might be a Boolean true or might be a "truthy" value, so that you would need to check if (myBoolean === true) rather than if (myBoolean)</p>
