Javascript Boolean Data Type

INTRODUCTION

Relational operators in JavaScript are used to compare two values, returning a Boolean value (true or false) based on the relationship. Relational operators are extremley similar to math functions such as less than or equal too.

Common Relational Operators

==: Equal to, checks if two values are the same (e.g., verifying a password match).

!=: Not equal to, checks if two values are different (e.g., ensuring input changes).

===: Strict equal to, checks equality and type (e.g., validating exact user ID).

!==: Strict not equal to, checks inequality and type (e.g., ensuring different type or value).

: Greater than, left value is larger than the right (e.g., comparing scores or ages).

<: Less than, left value is smaller than the right (e.g., setting age limits).

=: Greater than or equal to, left value is larger or equal (e.g., minimum age validation).