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Welcome to Day 13 of Javascript Interview Question Series

🔍 JavaScript Deep Dive: Object Compare? 🔍
In JavaScript, comparing two objects with == or === behaves differently from comparing primitive types. Here's an explanation with emojis:

{} == {}
🔍 Two empty objects are being compared.

Each {} creates a new object in memory, and objects are compared by reference (where they are stored in memory), not by value.
These two objects are not the same, so the comparison returns false.
❌ Result: false
{} === {}
🔍 Again, two new empty objects are being compared.

The === operator checks for strict equality, meaning it checks both type and reference.
Since these are two different objects (stored at different memory locations), the comparison still returns false.
❌ Result: false

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