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QWhat is the result of the following code?
let x = 10; let y = '10'; console.log(x === y);

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  • A True ✔ ✖
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The result of the code is false.
The === operator in JavaScript performs a strict comparison, which means that it not only checks for equality,
but also checks for type equality.
In this case, the operands x and y have different types (one is a number and the other is a string), so the comparison returns false.

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