The result of the condition isn't a boolean, it's the value of the condition which is can be truthy or falsey as well

Question

When you do any conditional statement it doesn't always return true or false but the a value of the condition.

Var bob = 3;
Var Dave = 'I'm dave' ;
If (bob && Dave)
returns 'I'm dave' not true, as a string is truthy

Var Dave = 0
If (bob && Dave)
Returns 0 which is falsey.

Answer 1

AFAIK, everything which is not 0 or not false is true.

Answer 2

The result of the condition statement is always:

// A Boolean value (true or false)