JS: Difference between == & ===
When we want to compare two values in javascript, our first instinct is to use "==".Example: let a = 5; let b = 7; console.log(a==b) //false But there is another type of equality operator which is stricter than "==". This operator is "===". "==" ope...
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Lukas Gaučas
Turtle is always a winner
Missing some TL;DR:
==for values (auto type conversion between comparisons are done internally) , whereas===for type AND value, whereas type takes precedence over value, if type does not match to, it short-circuits which leads to optimisation whatsoever .Please correct if I am wrong . Thank you .