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Js Quiz

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

What is the output of this☝️ snippets code?💻🤓
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Explanation ☝️👇
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When u use + operator with a string and a number JavaScript converts the number to a string and concatenates them...
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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.
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Hey fellows, how are you doing?

I know I've missed a lot of days without showing you my frontend dev progress. The reason is that I had some issues (class stuff) and I stopped working on it for a few days.

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6. Codevolution 💻
7. DesignCourse 🎨
8. Florin Pop 🧑‍💻
9. Web Dev Simplified 🌐
10. Kevin Powell 🎥

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What is the output of the below Java code?
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Hello World
26%
World
8%
Run time error
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Compilation error
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public class Solution {

public static void main(String args[]) {

int x = 6; int y = 5;

if(++y == x--) { System.out.println("Hello World"); }

else { System.out.println("World"); }
}
}
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Stages of my coding journey so far: HTML 😎 → CSS 💪 → JavaScript 😭
Relatable, anyone? 😂
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