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    Upvotes766Top Answeredited Feb 21, 2019 at 17:38

    typeof is safer as it allows the identifier to never have been declared before:

    if(typeof neverDeclared === "undefined") // no errors

    if(neverDeclared === null) // throws ReferenceError: neverDeclared is not defined
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