Question

What will be the output of the following JavaScript code?

functioncomparison()  

{  

int number=10;  

if(number==="10")  

returntrue;  

else  

returnfalse;  

}  

a) True

b) false

c) runtime error

d) compilation error

Answer 1

Answer: A

Reason: The "===" is known as a strict comparison operator which will result as true when the data-type, content of operand are the same. For example, In JavaScript, two strings can be considered as strict equal when the length, sequence, and same characters, are the same when compared to each other.