Truthy Values:
"0"
"false"
empty functions
empty arrays
empty objects
typeof(null)
these above listed items are considered true in javascript
Falsy values:
false
0
""
null
undefined
NaN(Not a number)
These are considered false.
When dealing with these truthy and falsy values we should be careful and always try to use "===" or "!==" when we need to compare .
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