JavaScript - What is == operator ?

What is == operator?

- The == operator in java script is used for determining equality of two variables or values.

- The expression returns true if both the values are equal.

- It is a boolean comparison operator that returns true if the variables on its both sides are compared equal else it returns false.

- It is one of the comparison operator which are used in the logical statement to determine equality or the difference between the variables or the values.

- These operators are used in the conditional statements that are used to compare the values and take the action depending on the result.
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