In one of the recent JavaScript interview for a Java web development position, one of my readers was asked this questions, What is the difference between comparing variables in JavaScript using "==" and "===" operator? My reader got shocked because he was from Java background an...
=== in JavaScript is called as strict equal operator and == operator is known as equality operator. the output given by === is more precise than the == in JavaScript 24th Jul 2018, 3:56 PM yuvan bajjurla + 2 == checks both values are equal or not. and === checks both are...
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Difference between =, ==, and === in JavaScript This guide clarifies the differences among =, == and === in JavaScript, with examples to demonstrate each operator. = (Assignment Operator): The = operator assigns a value to a variable. For instance, x = 5 assigns the value 5 to x....
Note that, unlike JavaScript’s remainder operator %, the result of the modulo operator has the sign of the second operand. Hence, modulo 232 is always positive. Intuitively, one adds or subtracts 232 until the number is in the range [0, 232−1]. The following is an implementation of...
true&&"A"&&true;// truetrue&&true&&"A";// "A"true&&true&&2000;// 2000// falsy value will be returned firsttrue&&false&&"A";// falsetrue&&0&&2000;// 0 And that’s how the logical AND (&&) operator works in JavaScript. 😉...
The+operator in JavaScript serves a dual purpose: it is used for both arithmetic addition and string concatenation. When applied to strings, it combines them into a single string, and when applied to numbers, it performs addition. The+operator can also concatenate a string with an integer. We...
JavaScript also supports a number of unary operators, which convert a single expression into a single, more complex expression. The − operator in the expression −x is a unary operator that performs the operation of negation on the operand x. Finally, JavaScript supports one ternary operator...
Note: In JavaScript, == is a comparison operator, whereas = is an assignment operator. If you mistakenly use = instead of ==, you might get unexpected results.2. Not Equal To OperatorThe not equal to operator != evaluates totrue if the values of the operands aren't equal. false if ...
Are you baffled(阻碍;使迷惑) by thenewoperator in JavaScript? Wonder what the difference between a function and a constructor is? Or what the heck a prototype is used for? I’m going to lay it out straight. Now, there’s been a lot of talk for a long time about so-called “pseudo...