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What is the answer? Because 12 is not greater than 2 but the answer is true How it possible?
<script> document.write("2">"12"); </script>
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In JavaScript 'a'>'b'; //false
Because 'b' is after 'a' in string
So '2'>'11' //true because 2 after 1 in string
By number false because 11 larger then 2
See 'Ahmed'>'Basel' //false
Try it by yourself ☺
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refer to ascii table. Check “a”.charCodeAt() “A”.charCodeAt()
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A bit similar to alphabetical order such as in a dictionary but the characters include numeric and symbolic ones, with their ASCII codes being the basis of compassion.
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Yeah \o/