JavaScript Basics: Double Equals (==) and Triple Equals (===)

22 December, 2021

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Kaushal Joshi

@clumsycoder

Unlike any other programming language, JavaScript has two types of equality operators - both giving a different output to different comparisons.

This blog tries to explain the difference and use cases for both of the operators.

Equality Operator in JavaScript

https://clumsycoder.hashnode.dev/js-equality-operators

Kaushal Joshi

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@clumsycoder

Mumbai, India

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JavaScript Basics: Double Equals (==) and Triple Equals (===)

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