Umm help.

Question

console.log((false===(false&&false))+"1")

console.log((false&&false)+"2")
console.log((true&&false)+"3")
console.log((true&&true)+"4")
console.log((0&&true)+"5")
console.log((2&&500)+"6")

Answer 1

You would need semicolons as statement terminators I think.

Answer 2

In each case, the result of logical operations are concatenated with the string followed by them (which are numbers).
To get more understanding of why this output, have a glance at this -
https://javascript.info/logical-operators