Why You Should Always Use === Instead of = in JavaScript! #coding #webdevelopment #javascriptbasics

Ever wondered why JavaScript uses three equal signs (===) for comparisons instead of just one? In this quick video, I break down the difference between `=` (assignment), `==` (loose comparison), and `===` (strict comparison). Learn why using triple equals helps avoid tricky bugs and keeps your code clean and precise!

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[JarppaGuru]

not matte a=a and 1.2=1.2 there never a=1.2. mean string and number. means it not matter if have 1.2 or "1.2# string way it is number 1.2. ofc depending language you use LOL