!= not equal !== not equal value OR type
x >= y
| <= | less than or equal to | x <= 8 | true |
//Equal to or more than a >= b //Equal to or less than a <= b
let a=12 if(a!=5){ console.log(true) } since a is not equal to 5, it will print true
//&& returns true if both values are true //or returns the second argument if the first is true var a = true var b = "" var c = 1 true && "" //"" "" && 1 //"" false && 5 //false
0 !== "0" 0 !== 0
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