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comparison operators are used to compare two values.true or false.​

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Answered by itssamreen08
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When writing conditions in JavaScript, we make use of a number of operators called comparison operators. These act on (compare) two values of the same type, such as two numbers or two strings, but they always return a Boolean value, either true or false, depending on whether the condition is true or false.

Answered by askwhywhatwhen
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When writing conditions in JavaScript, we make use of a number of operators called comparison operators. These act on (compare) two values of the same type, such as two numbers or two strings, but they always return a Boolean value, either true or false, depending on whether the condition is true or false.

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