Many authors state that one should use the literal notation when creating primitive data-types (string, number, boolean).
Means:
var demo = '123test'
... instead of ...
var demo = new String('123test')
But no one writes concrete why you should avoid the constructor-function.
Sure. It's more to write but beside that:
Can give me someone an exact example why I shouldn't use the constructor?
Respectively can write me which problems might result from the usage of the constructor?
