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Next class will start on Dec 5th, 2024 - (Full Stack Application Development - MERN Stack)

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The only thing you need is to install Termux on your device.
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Javanoscript for Everything:

JS + React = Web Development
JS + Three.js = 3D Visualization
JS + Angular = Web Applications

JS + Phaser = Game Development
JS + Vue.js = Progressive Web Apps
JS + TensorFlow.js = Machine Learning

JS + Node.js = Server-Side Development
JS + Electron = DesktopApp Development
JS + React Native = MobileApp Development

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Question

Console.log(null == undefined);

Console.log(null === undefined);

What is the output of this two snippets code?💻

Drop ur 🤓answer with explanation 📚in the comment section 👇

True (== for loose equality, null and undefined are loosely equal)
False (=== for strict equality)

Js Quiz

console.log("9"+4);
console.log(4+"9");

What is the output of this☝️ snippets code?💻🤓

94,49

Explanation ☝️👇

When u use + operator with a string and a number JavaScript converts the number to a string and concatenates them...

JS Quiz

Guess 🤔output of this snippets code💻?🤓

Console.log(1+ +"3"+"2"+2);

Console.log("1"+ +"3"+"2"+ +2);

🙋Drop ur 🤓answer with explanation in the comment section📨📨📨👇

The difference between loose equality (==) and strict equality (===)?


🤓loose equality(:- used to check value equality.

(:-=checks for value equality with coercion allowed.

🤓Strictly equality (:- used to check value and type equality.

(:-checks for value equality with out allowing coercion.

For example
Var a="12";
Var b=12;


a==b


//true they are equal in value.

a===b
//false they are equal in value not in type.

//a is string
//b is number.