What is the difference between == and === operators in JavaScript?

Answer 1

== checks both values are equal or not. and === checks both are equal or not and also types are equal or not
example
var x=5;
x =='5';
it will return true . because Values are matched
var x=5;
x ==='5';
it will return false. because values are matched but data type is different. Variable x having integer value which is compared with string value(written in ' ' )

Answer 2

== checks only values, === checks both values and types

Answer 3

=== 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

Answer 4

== checks both values are equal or not. and === checks both are equal or not and also types are equal or not
example
var x=5;
x =='5';
it will return true . because Values are matched
var x=5;
x ==='5';
it will return false. because values are matched but data type is different. Variable x having integer value which is compared with string value(written in ' ' )

Answer 5

== means both values have content comparison
=== means it will check both values of their datatypes

Answer 6

== will at first converts them into same type(usually number) and then compares them, the === operator only compares. You can find more information about the algorithm of the == operator here in the section 11.9.3 https://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/5.1/#sec-11.9.3

Answer 7

== just to check the equality
=== is to check the identity.

when using ===, the both value and the type must be same. when i say the type, i mean object, string, etc.
if u compare an object and a string having same value and using === to compare them. you will get false result.