🧩 Tricky JavaScript Equality Challenge: Can You Solve It? 🧩? #coding #codewithkg

Dive into a mind-boggling JavaScript equality challenge! Test your skills and see if you can solve this tricky problem. Perfect for sharpening your coding prowess.

[ravitejanarkedamilli]

2 == 2 == 2 == 0
True(1) == 2 == 0
False(0) == 0
*True*

So the correct answer is "True"

[sairamkaviti]

We need these type of tricky questions more from you sir on javascript

[saitejabommali]

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[Reddy_kesava]

thanks sir for uploading this type of tricky question😊 We need more question sir 🎉

[LeonRev]

Thank you anna. For sharing such tricky questions😊

[yogeshreddy.c]

Thank u sir these are very helpful for us to build logical thinking

[maheshdurishetti]

Before ans is false (2=2=2) then false==0 ie 0=0 the ans =true

[Sunilvarada]

(True and fase are considered o 1and 0 )
(2==2==2==0)
2==2 =true consider to 1
True(1) ==2 false consider to 0
False(0) ==0 true consider to 1

[DhanushTherealworld]

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[KhajaAyazShaik]

True
Better to use 0 or 1 for Boolean values instead of using True or false for these type of questions

[loke]

Finally 0=0 ., true and thanks for your videos amd expecting more

[msjagadeesh]

False,

The expression `console.log(2 == 2 == 2 == 0)` evaluates to `false`. Here's why:

1. `2 == 2` evaluates to `true`.
2. `true == 2` is then evaluated. In JavaScript, `true` is coerced to `1` when compared to a number. So, `1 == 2` evaluates to `false`.
3. `false == 2 == 0` is next.
- `false == 2` evaluates to `false` because `false` is coerced to `0`, and `0 == 2` is `false`.
- Finally, `false == 0` evaluates to `true` because `false` is `0`.

However, the expression `false == 0` would be the final step if we didn't have further comparison. But the initial evaluation already resulted in `false`.

Therefore, `console.log(2 == 2 == 2 == 0)` outputs `false`.

[manojkumarparuchuri]

Superr sir inka javascript react meeda videos cheyandi

[DheerajKumar-ykyl]

True cause previous step is false means zero then 0 == 0 True

[ashok]

Thanks for your videos this type of videos helpful for job aspirants.