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// Explanation: x is initialized as an array with values [null, 0, “0”, false, “a”]. The filter method is called on x with an arrow function as its argument. The arrow function takes one argument, value, which represents the value of the current element. The arrow function returns the value, which is a truthy value if the value is a non-empty string or a boolean true, and is a falsy value if the value is null, 0, false, or an empty string.

// // Therefore, the final output of the code is the array [“0”, “a”].