Lets use the number 22 as an example.
`typeof 22` outputs `number`
`typeof Number(22)` outputs `number`
`Object.prototype.toString.call(22)` outputs `[object Number]`
`Object.prototype.toString.call(Number(22))` outputs `[object Number]`
`22 === Number(22)` outputs `true`
`if(22.toString() === "22") { console.log(true) }` throws `SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token`
`if(Number(22).toString() === "22") { console.log(true) }` outputs `true`
Why this difference in behaviour? I understand that you cannot use numerics as variable names, but I am trying to use it as an immediate value.
