Javascript Operators === & !==

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The actual difference between Javascript's == and === operators is that the == operator is less strict when comparing the operands. For example, 1=="1" evaluates to true while 1==="1" evaluates to false.Full description can be found on ECMAScript standard, at...

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Currently a .NET Team Leader at a mid-sized software company, I've started coding at the age of 5, using BASIC on a ZX-Spectrum 48 computer.
Gradually i've moved up the generations, from ZX assembly language, through c and Pascal, I've became an IS programmer on VB6 and SQL-Server, eventually upscaling to c#, and doing OOD stuff for a living.

I'm about to get my Bachelor's degree in Computer Science this semester, and looking forward to go on with M.Sc. in the area of Algorithmics.

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Javascript Operators === & !==

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