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Q37 / 100
What does the double equals (==) versus triple equals (===) distinction inherited from JavaScript mean in TypeScript?
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The correct answer is B) === checks type and value, == performs type coercion before comparing
B
Correct Answer
=== checks type and value, == performs type coercion before comparing
Explanation
TypeScript inherits JavaScript equality operators: === is strict (no coercion), while == coerces operands before comparing.
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