Difference Between Double Equals and Triple Equals

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Hey everyone, we're going to talk about a common confusion in JavaScript: the double equals '==' versus the triple equals '===' operators.

The double equals sign (==) is the loose equality operator in JavaScript. It checks whether its two operands are equal, but it does not care about their types.

The triple equals sign (===) is the strict equality operator in JavaScript. It checks whether its two operands are equal in both value and type. It does not perform any type conversion.
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