By Vaibhav Kothia
May 26, 2023
#ComparisonOperators, #DoubleEqual, #EqualityOperators, #JavaScript, #TripleEqual
== is the equality operator and is used to compare two values. It doesn’t check the data type of the two values being compared. For example:
let a = 10;
let b = “10”;
a == b // returns true
=== is the strict equality operator and is used to compare two values. It checks the data type of the two values being compared. For example:
let a = 10;
let b = “10”;
a === b // returns false