So we know in javascript we have == and === comparisons. Why two? What are the differences between them?
So what is the difference between followings
'1' == 1
this returns true.
when it comes === equals
'1' === 1
this returns false.
So what it is?
The triple-equals comparator compares both type and contents
So ‘1’ === 1 contains string value and int value. Even contents are same they are in different types. So it is not equals.
Double equals tries to help with type coercion. But it’s not always the help we want. So keep in mind when you are using above equal comparisons.
