Why is the boolean out of this code in JavaScript

Question

"green"==" green" and "green"<" green"

Answer 1

"green" does not equal to " green" due to the space, "green" < " green" is undefined and will give you an error.

Answer 2

Eldar Bakerman JS will compare the corresponding charcode of each string first character. "g" has a charcode of 103, and "<space>" has a charcode of 32. The output is false, not undefined, and no error is thrown.

let a = "green" == " green" // False
let b = "green" < " green" // False
let c = a && b // False

Not sure what the question means by "boolean out of this code" though.