JavaScript Validation Mechanisms

I think it's simple to normalize why not I mean if it's if it'sIf it's not extra work to normalize. Yeah and really your approach is kind of the the the well the opposite of that because we talked about the fact that you strive to be as typed as possible. So really we you know your approach is not to look at things as blobs of data but rather as typed fields which brings me back to one of the things that you were talking about before the yoni. You obviously also need to validate on the back end for data correctness and security purposes because you can can never trust the front end. That's great that you have a mechanism in place that